Chivu values Inter’s youngsters, three names stand out in training camp

While the market is moving slowly, Chivu is focusing on the talents at his disposal. According to Sportmediaset, the Romanian coach is dedicating particular attention to the youth sector players during the summer training camp in Donaueschingen, Germany.

Among the profiles that are impressing, Mattia Mosconi stands out, a forward born in 2007, who could stay in Milan alternating between the Under 23 and the first team instead of going out on loan. Positive signals are also coming from Mattia Marello, a left winger born in 2008, who was bought outright from Udinese after a season on loan.

The coach has also decided to rely on Stankovic, who has returned after his experience at Club Brugge. The midfielder born in 2005, already coached by Chivu in the Nerazzurri Primavera, has been kept in the squad as an alternative to Hakan Calhanoglu in the role of playmaker in front of the defense, blocking a possible transfer.

The only new signings are Provedel, Massolin (who is showing positive signs), and Stankovic himself. The Nerazzurri management, according to reports, has not yet managed to deliver the requested reinforcements: the coach was hoping to have at least a new right winger and a central defender. One month before the league debut against Monza, between the constraints imposed by the ownership and some negotiations that fell through at the last minute, such as those for Palestra and Khalaili, Inter‘s transfer market continues to proceed slowly.