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Tomorrow – Thursday, July 10th – a Federal Council will be held to outline the teams registered for the next **Serie C** championship, which will be a list of **60 clubs**, among which **Inter** wants to be present with its **second team**. There are still some variables to be clarified, such as the appeal by **Salernitana**, which has requested **re-admission** to **Serie B**.

Attention should also be paid to the **Brescia case**, which, after relegation from Serie B at the end of the season due to a points deduction, could aim to remain in professional football with the help of **FeralpiSalò**. Knowing which teams will officially be registered for the next **Serie C** will also be useful to understand the formation of the **three groups**. Let’s now look in detail at all the information about **Inter Under 23**.

**TEAM NAME** – We are waiting for **official news** on the matter and a **surprise name** cannot be ruled out, but at the moment there is also the possibility they will opt for the simple “Inter Under 23”.

**COACH** – Here too, we are waiting for an official announcement, but it has long been known that there is an agreement with Stefano **Vecchi**, who returns to an Inter bench after his years with the **Primavera** squad and a brief stint in 2017 as interim **head coach** of the **first team** following Stefano **Pioli**’s dismissal.

**SQUAD** – The squad will be precisely defined over the summer based on the transfer market opportunities, both incoming and outgoing. Some players Inter would like to focus on may be, for example: **goalkeepers** Alessandro **Calligaris**, Paolo **Raimondi**; **defenders** Gabriele **Re Cecconi**, Christos **Alexiou**, Alessandro **Fontanarosa**, Mike **Aidoo**, Francesco **Stante**; **midfielders** Ebenezer **Akinsanmiro**, Luca **Di Maggio**, Mattia **Zanchetta**, Thomas **Berenbruch**, Luka **Topalovic**; and finally **forwards** Issiaka **Kamate**, Amadou **Sarr**, Jan **Zuberek**, Matteo **Lavelli**, Giacomo **De Pieri**, and Matteo **Spinaccè**.

**CHAMPIONSHIP** – As mentioned, Inter U23 will play in **Serie C** and the group still needs to be defined, possibly B, but nothing is certain yet and we await the Federal Council for more details on **registrations**.

**STADIUM** – Inter U23 will play its home games at the **U-Power Stadium** in Monza, a very good facility for the category, as the city’s main team played there even in the last Serie A season before relegation.

**PRE-SEASON TRAINING CAMP** – The gathering of **Vecchi’s** boys, awaiting official confirmation, should start on Monday, July 14th, first at **Pinetina** and then at **Riscone di Brunico**, a mountain location where even the main Inter squad held their summer training in past years.

**REGULATIONS** – What do the rules say about second teams? Here are some facts that not everyone may know: **Inter U23** can be **relegated** to Serie D as happened last season to Milan Futuro but can also be **promoted** to Serie B. The only restriction is that they cannot reach **Serie A** since the **regulations** do not allow two teams from the same club in the same league.

**SQUAD LIST** – In terms of squad lists, it’s possible to field a maximum of **four over-quota players**, i.e., players who are older than 23 but cannot be included in the first team’s list and, above all, must not have played more than **50 Serie A matches**. The rest of the squad must naturally be made up of young players aged up to 23. Of these, at least 16 must be trained in Italy, meaning that for at least **7 seasons** they must have played with an FIGC-affiliated club. Inter U23 players may, if needed, be **called up** to the **first team** for Serie A.

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