Bovio and the other Under 23 talents ready for the leap

Inter Under 23 continues its journey in Group C of Serie C with a clear objective: to create capital gains on the market and train the Nerazzurri players of tomorrow. Central defender Leonardo Bovio, born in 2008, is the clearest example of this plan. The club has secured him with a contract until 2029, with an option for 2030, including him in the first team throughout the summer preparation. Some English clubs have set their sights on him, but the Nerazzurri have no intention of letting him go.

Chivu does not pay much attention to age and has shown trust by starting him in the friendly in Perth against Juventus. Bovio responded well, first containing David and then Kolo Muani. His convincing performance could earn him a season shuttling between the Under 23 and the first team, following the model of Pio Esposito and Stankovic.

In the squad led by Stefano Vecchi, there are other profiles to keep an eye on. This year, the spotlight is on left-back Mattia Marello, born in 2008 and already compared to Dimarco, and on midfielder Matias Mancuso, 2007, who has an excellent eye for goal. Forwards Matteo Lavelli (2006) and Mattia Mosconi (2007), already launched by Chivu among the seniors in recent months, also deserve attention.

The Under 23 project is beginning to produce concrete results. Between immediate capital gains and young talents to develop, the club is looking to the Nerazzurri future with increasing confidence.