Major evaluations are underway for Inter, which is deciding the future of various talents who completed the season on loan. Having mentioned Yanis Massolin, purchased in January and who will be assessed during the training camp by Chivu, the standout talent is certainly Cocchi, who has been discussed as a possible bargaining chip in the Palestra deal with Atalanta. Cagliari is interested in Berenbruch, while it remains to be seen what will happen with interesting profiles like Topalovic, Lavelli, and Spinaccè.
La Gazzetta dello Sport focuses in particular on Mike Aidoo. The 2005-born player, on loan at Pergolettese in Serie C, was the one who “took the least time to carve out his own space” and therefore “could be ‘promoted’ to Serie B. Then, if everything goes according to plan, return to Inter. After all, the Nerazzurri’s project with young players is clear and this is what it entails”.
A right-back, born in Bussolengo to parents of Ghanaian origin, he is part of the Under 20 national team setup. Simone Inzaghi had often included him in the first team, giving him his debut in the Coppa Italia against Udinese in the 24/25 season. He is a modern player, with offensive qualities and able to play more centrally in midfield, despite not having an imposing physique (he is about 1.75 meters tall). Very quick, skilled in dribbling, he will need to be tested in more challenging contexts after his 33 appearances in Serie C in his first season among professionals.
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