In recent years, thanks to the extraordinary work of director Giovanni Sartori, Bologna has become a real model in launching young talents. A club that has chosen to invest in young players and has courageously achieved significant results: from last season’s Champions League qualification to the recently conquered Coppa Italia semifinal.
This model has understandably started to attract the admiration of large Italian clubs and beyond. Among these stands out Inter, always attentive to the domestic market and especially to the development of young talents on which to bet. For example, at Bologna there is Giovanni Fabbian, a midfielder still under the control of the Nerazzurri club, which has a re-buy option that it can exercise by summer 2025.
The 2003-born player is not the only footballer followed by Inter, but the first in a long series. The Italian is mainly followed by Santiago Castro, a striker who at Appiano Gentile is seen as the natural heir of Lautaro Martinez. Another profile long on the Nerazzurri radar is that of Dan Ndoye, who scored last night in the rescheduled match against Milan.
As reported by Calciomercato.com, the Swiss national player is very much liked by Inter, although Sartori wants to keep him in red and blue at least for another season. The Nerazzurri club closely followed him last summer during the European Championships in Germany, drafting excellent reports on the boy as a possible alternative for the external lanes in Inzaghi‘s 3-5-2.
