Inter: will they launch new young players next season?
What is missing in Mattia Destro to become a top player? Just a little time, according to many.
His maturation, however, will be in the friendly environment of Preziosi's Genoa (for now), who spent four million euro for U21 striker.
Why did Inter transfer him? This is a question that could have many answers: Matthias's technical value is indisputable, since together with Paloschi, Gabbiadini Dell'Agnello, is the future of Italy's attack. It is not a tactical problem, since Destro is box striker who could inherit in the short or medium term, the legacy of Milito. Why then did he leave the Pinetina? For money, one should respond.
Big clubs always have difficulty to launch new young talent and Inter, the World Champions, is no exception. They need, like all big clubs, players who are ready and free of risk management. The other reason is because of the four million paid by Preziosi.
Apart from Balotelli short experience and Santon, Inter's youth team, that is highly admired, does not have players who are immediately ready for the first team.
If some readers have a short memory we would like to remind them of those players, who although acclaimed in their youth, have passed for the Pinetina without a trace (at least for now): Krhin, Alfonso, Belec, Naples, Daminuta, Alibech, Obi, Tremolada Bolzoni, Filkor, Puccio, Slavkvoski, Siligardi.
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