The official announcement is almost here, a sudden change of coach is shaking up the Inter world, Marotta will entrust the team to a former Nerazzurri player
Inter has recently changed ownership, with the American fund Oaktree taking Zhang’s place, with the first corporate decree being to appoint the new president Beppe Marotta to reward him for the excellent work done to strengthen the staff in the last few transfer sessions.
A constant growth for the Lombard club, fresh from the victory of the championship number 20 in its history and a final of Champions League achieved a year ago.
Important goals made possible thanks to the knowledgeable Inzaghi’s guide who is preparing to face his fourth season at the helm of a dressing room that is compact around him, with precise hierarchies between starters and second lines and the entire squad’s belief in having to row in a single direction to achieve the objectives.
The next additions will also have to maintain the harmony that exists at Inter, without undermining the balance found but presenting themselves as added values of a already competitive workforceespecially in the middle of the field with interpreters of international caliber.
The Under 18 team will be entrusted to a former Inter player, fresh from a disappointment that needs to be redeemed
Change in sight for the Under 18s with the new coach who will be an old acquaintance of the Nerazzurri as Benito Carbone. The former playmaker, who grew up in the Torino youth system, will take the place of Andrea Zanchetta, promoted to the Primavera in place of Cristian Chivu. Decision taken with the advice of Handanovic, now no longer goalkeeper and captain but still invaluable off the pitch and still within the Inter environment.
For Carbone, a return to the bench at Inter, the team for which he played as a footballer in the 1995-96 season with 32 appearances and two goals scored. In the last year it was first the deputy of Walter Zenga and then the first coach of the Emirates, a club in the United Arab Emirates championship, without however managing to prevent relegation.
Inter has a highly promising youth sector, here are some names
Inter which enjoys a high level youth sector, as demonstrated by the many talents on loan between A and B which Marotta is monitoring with the hope of bringing them together on a permanent basis in the first team once they have fully matured.
Prospects like Zanotti, Corrado, Oristanio and Pio Esposito they give hope for the future of Inter who have talents at home who can have an important career. The objective is not to lose them as has happened in the past with other promising young players but to valorise them in their entirety.
