Despite the transfer market in Italy closing on February 3, in other foreign countries the winter window has not yet closed. And it is for this reason that for many Italian clubs, including Inter, the outgoing market is still particularly active.
The Nerazzurri club has officially announced the sale of one of its young talents in the past few hours. The announcement was made by St. Gallen, a first division Swiss club that has welcomed the 2005-born Enoch Owusu into their ranks. The attacker, who has been much talked about in recent years, has been loaned out with an option to buy.
The player initially was on loan to Novara for the first half of the season, before breaking the agreement on February 3 and returning to Inter for a few days. This gave him the opportunity to sign immediately for St. Gallen, where he will initially join the U21 team, and begin a new experience in Switzerland.
This is the club’s announcement: The offensive player Enoch Owusu has been loaned out from Inter. The twenty-year-old will definitely take part in the professionals’ training and will initially play in the U21 team of FC St. Gallen 1879. FCSG has a buyout option.
According to early indications, should St. Gallen decide to exercise the option to purchase Owusu by the end of the season, Inter would retain 50% of the future resale. The Nerazzurri club has carried out similar outgoing operations in the past to better enhance their talents. A prime example is Federico Dimarco, who spent a season with Sion early in his career to develop his skills.
