Video – Inter Milan Treble Winner Showcases Incredible Memory Capacity: 'Remembers Everything'
Former Inter Milan defender Walter Samuel showed excellent memory in a short quiz.
Along with Javier Zanetti and Estaban Cambiasso, Samuel was another Argentine to win the treble with Inter in 2010.
Indeed, he was part of Jose Mourinho's all-conquering side.
Widely considered among the best defenders of his generation, Samuel joined Inter from Real Madrid in 2005.
He stayed at the San Siro until 2014 before switching to Basel.
During his trophy-laden spell at Inter, he won 13 major titles, including five consecutive Serie A crowns.
Inter took to X with a video demonstrating his enviable memory, saying: 'Walter Samuel remembers everything. Absolutely everything'

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