This season, Simone Inzaghi’s Inter is once again proving itself at the highest levels, both in Italy and in Europe, with excellent numbers in terms of victories, goals scored and also the beautiful game shown. In the Champions League, there is also the proud record of not having conceded a single goal in five matches.
However, there is an aspect of Inter’s game that is again lacking this year, and that is the successful dribbling. In Inzaghi’s squad, there are no specialists who are skilled at taking on the man, and this is clear. The data also confirm that the Nerazzurri struggle with this aspect.
President Beppe Marotta now seems intent on changing the record and, according to what was collected by the newspaper La Repubblica, he would be working to bring to Inter two players who are specialists in this crucial aspect of dribbling.
The Nerazzurri club likes the twenty-year-old Jamie Bynoe-Gittens, a new talent of Borussia Dortmund who is increasingly making a name for himself and could be ready for a further step forward. In the background, they also have their sights set on Kees Smit, a gem from the AZ’s class of 2006.
