Inter is a company that produces several young talents from its youth sector every year, and for some of these, the path of a loan to another club is taken to allow them to play regularly while gaining experience and showcasing themselves. At the moment, the nerazzurri club has several young and talented boys on loan in both Italy and Europe.
For some talents, the loan path can be useful because they then return to the first team more formed and ready, like for example Bastoni and Dimarco. In other cases, however, because of unfortunate conditions, there are experiences to forget. One of these is Valentin Carboni, the Argentine attacking midfielder who transferred to Marseille last summer, but his adventure in France did not last long.
After just 4 appearances in the Ligue 1, Carboni suffered a cruciate ligament injury and his season ended prematurely. Today, Inter announced that it has reached an agreement with Marseille to end the loan and bring the Argentine class of 2005 back to Milan. In the next few months, efforts will be made to recover him fully so that he is 100% ready to return to the field next season.
Here is the official announcement from the nerazzurri company announcing the return of Valentin Carboni: FC Internazionale Milano announces that, following discussions with Olympique de Marseille and the footballer, an agreement has been reached to terminate the loan of Valentin Carboni, Argentine striker born in 2005.
