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10 years of FIFyeah its an awesome start, will be cool to see where they get to
for reasons inter fans whove been on here for a long time will be aware of, im trying to avoid getting too excited, but it sounds like we've seen some good stuff out of a few players, with obviously berenbach being the cream of the crop atm?
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First goal, one touch football, a playstation like goal. Nice run and assist by Cocchi for De Pieri goal.
2nd, nice left foot surprise strike by Spinacce.
3rd. Nice shot from the outside, by Pinotti. A strike by No.20. No wonder.
4rd. Another goal from the outside, this time by Lavelli, usually our starting striker.
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10 years of FIFLatest news on the Inter Reserve team:
Inter must wait for a slot in Italy’s third-tier division to open up before submitting their proposal.
Despite this hurdle, Inter have taken the first steps toward a demanding project, looking to create a competitive reserve team.
A significant challenge for Inter in implementing this initiative is finding suitable training facilities.P resident Beppe Marotta has noted this issue several times. For the time being, the plan is for the second team to train in the mornings at Interello.
However, the long-term idea of building new infrastructure, possibly extending Appiano Gentile, is gaining momentum. It will require Inter to acquire additional land.
Meanwhile, they are exploring possible venues for matches, with the Varesina fields among the options currently under review.
Dario Baccin is the leading candidate to oversee the sporting project for the second team. But the search for a coach is ongoing.
Former treble winner with Inter Christian Chivu ranks highly on the club’s shortlist, along with Samir Handanovic.
Inter must wait for a slot in Italy’s third-tier division to open up before submitting their proposal.
Despite this hurdle, Inter have taken the first steps toward a demanding project, looking to create a competitive reserve team.
A significant challenge for Inter in implementing this initiative is finding suitable training facilities.P resident Beppe Marotta has noted this issue several times. For the time being, the plan is for the second team to train in the mornings at Interello.
However, the long-term idea of building new infrastructure, possibly extending Appiano Gentile, is gaining momentum. It will require Inter to acquire additional land.
Meanwhile, they are exploring possible venues for matches, with the Varesina fields among the options currently under review.
Dario Baccin is the leading candidate to oversee the sporting project for the second team. But the search for a coach is ongoing.
Former treble winner with Inter Christian Chivu ranks highly on the club’s shortlist, along with Samir Handanovic.
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here is the video, two well taken free kicks
good for him, more of that, we need a good fk taker in the future
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Not that results really matter that much at the youth level, but our primavera boys are cooking! 6/6 in Youth League.
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Our youth academy has produced some excellent talents in recent years. If you look at the “Esposito” generation, we have Esposito himself, who is currently doing very well at Empoli. Filip Stankovic is developing nicely at Venezia, Fabbian is going through a bit of a rough patch at Bologna (which is, of course, normal for his age) but performed well last season, and Agoumé is thriving at Sevilla (he’s even being linked to Arsenal at the moment). Then there’s Zanotti, who’s doing well in Switzerland, and Oristanio, who is developing steadily and becoming increasingly important at Venezia.
Of course, there’s also Casadei at Chelsea , Gnonto at Leeds and Kinkoué, who’s being linked to West Ham. It’s a shame that it seems none of these players ever truly got a chance with us in the end.
Valentin Carboni, Alexander Stankovic, and Pio Esposito are still our players, of course.
Of course, there’s also Casadei at Chelsea , Gnonto at Leeds and Kinkoué, who’s being linked to West Ham. It’s a shame that it seems none of these players ever truly got a chance with us in the end.
Valentin Carboni, Alexander Stankovic, and Pio Esposito are still our players, of course.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFwe can of course discuss re opportunities with Inter, but right now, none of Casadei, Gnonto, Kinkoue represent any real regret for Inter IMHO.
Of the current batch, I think of real interest to the first team is Pio, F. Stankovic, and Fabbian. Of potential interest to the first team is Zanotti, Oristiano, A. Stankovic and Carboni
Of the current batch, I think of real interest to the first team is Pio, F. Stankovic, and Fabbian. Of potential interest to the first team is Zanotti, Oristiano, A. Stankovic and Carboni
