The former Italy, Juventus and Chelsea coach represents a significant coup for Inter, who ditched Luciano Spalletti at the end of last season.
Inter only just scraped a Champions League spot on the final day of the previous campaign and are now nine years on from their most recent Serie A success.
The squad has been bolstered by some new arrivals, with Nicolo Barella, Stefano Sensi, Valentino Lazaro and Diego Godin among those to join, while Matteo Politano’s purchase option was triggered and George Puscas returned from loan in the hope of having a squad role.
Despite the investment – and aside from the potential purchase of Manchester United’s Romelu Lukaku – it is clear Conte has plenty of work to do.
They will be desperate to hit the ground running, but their opening seven fixtures offer plenty of challenges. All dates and times could be subject to changes for live broadcast and European commitments.
Inter’s 2019-20 Serie A fixtures in full:
August 25: Inter v LecceSeptember 1: Cagliari v InterSeptember 15: Inter v UdineseSeptember 22: Milan v InterSeptember 25: Inter v LazioSeptember 29: Sampdoria v InterOctober 6: Inter v JuventusOctober 20: Sassuolo v InterOctober 27: Inter v ParmaOctober 30: Brescia v InterNovember 3: Bologna v InterNovember 10: Inter v Hellas VeronaNovember 24: Torino v InterDecember 1: Inter v SPALDecember 8: Inter v RomaDecember 15: Fiorentina v InterDecember 22: Inter v GenoaJanuary 5: Napoli v InterJanuary 12: Inter v AtalantaJanuary 19: Lecce v InterJanuary 26: Inter v CagliariFebruary 2: Udinese v InterFebruary 9: Inter v MilanFebruary 16: Lazio v InterFebruary 23: Inter v SampdoriaMarch 1: Juventus v InterMarch 8: Inter v SassuoloMarch 15: Parma v InterMarch 22: Inter v BresciaApril 5: Inter v BolognaApril 11: Hellas Verona v InterApril 19: Inter v TorinoApril 22: SPAL v InterApril 26: Roma v InterMay 3: Inter v FiorentinaMay 10: Genoa v InterMay 17: Inter v NapoliMay 24: Atalanta v Inter
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