Inter has chosen Dario Baccin as the new Chief Sport Officer, entrusting him with the task of replacing Piero Ausilio after 28 years at the Nerazzurri club. The decision was made by Marotta with the full support of Oaktree, opting for an internal profile to ensure continuity for the technical project.
According to Corriere dello Sport, Baccin will make his official debut in the new role during the match against Napoli. The executive, who previously served as Ausilio’s deputy, is being promoted as the actual successor without the addition of any intermediate figures. The trust placed in him by the management is absolute.
The ownership and Marotta have decided not to add any other managerial figures at an intermediate level, at least for the moment. Should the need arise in the future, any potential reinforcement would be placed hierarchically under Baccin himself, confirming the full operational autonomy of the new Chief Sport Officer.
The handover between Ausilio and Baccin represents a significant moment for the Nerazzurri’s management structure. The decision to promote from within underlines the desire to maintain established relationships and in-depth knowledge of the club’s dynamics.
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