Aleksandar Stankovic continues to stand out after returning to Inter from his experiences in Switzerland with Lucerne and in Belgium with Club Brugge. The Serbian midfielder, born in 2005, was the best player on the field in the test against Manchester City, putting himself forward for an important role in the Nerazzurri squad.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the young Stankovic lit up the first outing of the summer tour, which ended with penalties against the English side. The first half from Dejan’s son, deployed as a playmaker in place of Calhanoglu, proved to be almost perfect both in the build-up phase and in defensive recoveries. The team benefited from his performance, playing on equal terms against a more brilliant, albeit incomplete, opponent.
Effective, precise, and attentive: the play that led to the equalizer bears his signature, with Donnarumma later denying him the joy of scoring. Chivu spoke without reservation about the midfielder’s qualities: “We know Stankovic well. He played a good game in build-up and reading the play and can do even better: he just lacks optimal condition.”
The pink newspaper gave top marks to the performance of the young Serbian talent, confirming him as a valuable asset for Inter’s future.
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