Daniel Bessa

[A.l.i]

Anyone seen him recently ??? This kid is exciting. I hope he gets chances in CI.

 

[Batman]

Mehh I dont think so Ali.. Players like Coutinho still didnt get enough chances so I dont think he can get even in CI.

 

[Ed.]

He is the most important component in PRimavera. They won't take him off from Primavera. I hope he is gonna make it to first squad next year of the year after. I would prefer he plays more in Primavera and start a new season with the first team rather joining the first team in the middle of season.

 

[Oracolo]

I'm with AvadaKedavra on this. The kid is doing very well for the Primavera side, showing some impressive skill on the ball and a good passing range; he's a very important cog in the machine there and his style of play needs that sort of importance for him to actually make a difference.

We don't really need him in the first team squad either, as we currently have three players that can play the position he does in our line-up in Sneijder, Alvarez and Coutinho. With all three of them fit, it'd be a really pointless to bring him up to the first squad to sit on the bench (at most).

 

[nzinter]

why dont we loan him out?

 

[Ed.]

why dont we loan him out?

1. He is Brazilian.
2. He must stay for at least 4 years to be home-grown players.

 

[Sokrates]

Bad question, but what's the advantage to have a "home grown" player?

 

[Ed.]

Bad question, but what's the advantage to have a "home grown" player?

Don't we need minimum numbers of home-grown players in Europe?

 

[Lenny_and_Carl]

UEFA guidelines state that we must have atleast 4 club trained and 7 association trained players in each UCL list (I think those are the numbers anyway).

Usually Inter struggle to meet the first one, and so random youth teamers/reserves are included in the squad despite being useless to our team. If we can have club trained players in our first 11, then we will be able to register a stronger squad overall.

 

[interista4]

Bad question, but what's the advantage to have a "home grown" player?

Look at Barca players and you may find the answer for that question.

 

[A.l.i]

1. He is Brazilian.
2. He must stay for at least 4 years to be home-grown players.

He'll be in our first team squadra by then hopefully.

 

[Sokrates]

Look at Barca players and you may find the answer for that question.

What a stupid answer...

 

[interista4]

What a stupid answer...

kay:

 

[Driv5r]

Keeps scoring, keeps playing great, keeps assisting goals = no one cares. okerface:

 

[Driv5r]

So he scored again against Milan in the primavera.. Oh and also gave the cross for the first goal.

 

[javier_zanetti <3]

I've heard alot about him, do you think he can be good player in the future?

 

[Pajo]

I've said it before, i'll say it again. If someone deserves chance in the first team from primavera, it's him.

 

[_Ivan_]

gratz on goal bessa, would love to see you improve more and hopefully get more attention.

 

[Universe]

I've said it before, i'll say it again. If someone deserves chance in the first team from primavera, it's him.

How many full matches of his have you watched?

 

[Pajo]

Not much. It's primavera after all. I'm not saying he should be starter or something, but from those 5-6 games i've seen this year, AND by statistics, he is the main candidate that deserves a chance in the first team.