Lorenzo Crisetig

[rsz85]

Today, we have quite a few players in Serie A that we have grown or own during their primavera years (or younger).

Aquafresca
Meggiorini
Bonucci
Viviano
Potenza
Mutu
Frey
Fatic
Bolzoni
Pandev
Pirlo
Biabiany
Dellafiore
Andreolli
Semioli
Pasquale

-----------------Frey----------------
-Potenza-Andreolli-Dellafiore-Pasquale-
----Biabiany---Pirlo-----Semioli-------
-------Pandev------Mutu-------------
-------------Aquafresca--------------

 

[CafeCordoba]

Today, we have quite a few players in Serie A that we have grown or own during their primavera years (or younger).

Grown is only relevant, owning doesn't mean anything regarding our youth academy.

The list rsz85 provided is useless because of that. Acquafresca, Mutu, Semioli, Pirlo and Viviano never played a minute in youth matches for Inter. According to Wikipedia Pandev spent one season at Inter youth sector before he started his loan stints. Pirlo also spent only one season at Inter (first team).

Meggiorini, Bonucci, Potenza, Fatic, Bolzoni, Biabiany, Dellafiore, Andreolli, Pasquale are the only ones in that list who have actually played more than one season in Inter youth academy.

 

[Luka]

Of course not, but it was Facchetti who took the initiative to work more systematically on the youth sector. It difficult to draw the line between Facchetti and Moratti and frankly I don't see any reason to do it, but if we have good youngsters now it is most certainly thanks to Facchetti. Moratti is keeping it up, yes, but it seems very probable that it was Facchetti's idea.

I agree it was more probable it was Facchettis idea. The timing, the fact Moratti didn't do anything before is something we can't ignore.

I am taking anything away from Facchetti, or Moratti, but I'm also against giving almost all credit to either, although like I've agreed with you FR, Giacinto was probably the one who should get the most credit for it. It is most likely that without Giacinto influence, our youth wouldn't be in state it is right now.

Grown is only relevant, owning doesn't mean anything regarding our youth academy.

The list rsz85 provided is useless because of that. Acquafresca, Mutu, Semioli, Pirlo and Viviano never played a minute in youth matches for Inter. According to Wikipedia Pandev spent one season at Inter youth sector before he started his loan stints. Pirlo also spent only one season at Inter (first team).

Meggiorini, Bonucci, Potenza, Fatic, Bolzoni, Biabiany, Dellafiore, Andreolli, Pasquale are the only ones in that list who have actually played more than one season in Inter youth academy.

:thumbsup:

I will add to it rsz85, that the sentence of FR you quoted, I think it was directed towards the player before Giacinto made those changes(2004-2005). So almost everybody from that list should be scratched.

If you guys want to give some example of guys from previous time that was developed fully by our youth sector, he should meet those conditions:

a) He should play at youth academy, not on loans
b) He should play most of his youth carear before those changes Giacinto imposed
c) He should mean something to football, play at least first team role in better of Serie A teams(or other better leagues).

Are there many who fit that profile?

 

[rsz85]

I take into consideration this sentence:

"we have grown or own"

 

[Luka]

Ok

I didn't know what kind of point you were trying to make, and if you're actually want to discuss it or just put plain list

Now I see you just wanted to post young players who were at some point connected with Inter.

 

[Forza ragazzi]

Grown is only relevant, owning doesn't mean anything regarding our youth academy.

The list rsz85 provided is useless because of that. Acquafresca, Mutu, Semioli, Pirlo and Viviano never played a minute in youth matches for Inter. According to Wikipedia Pandev spent one season at Inter youth sector before he started his loan stints. Pirlo also spent only one season at Inter (first team).

Meggiorini, Bonucci, Potenza, Fatic, Bolzoni, Biabiany, Dellafiore, Andreolli, Pasquale are the only ones in that list who have actually played more than one season in Inter youth academy.

I see your point and agree, but with regard to say Pandev, we owning him gave him lots of more options than if he wasn't owned by us. So even though we have loaned him out for the most part, he should be grateful to us because we launched him at a higher stage. It's not the same as growing Bolzoni, but I'm sure you see my point.

Anyway, having nine players owned by Serie A clubs is not bad. My point was that we had a lot of players around in Serie B (mostly) even before 2004, but it's obvious the youth sector has improved given that only this summer four ex Inter youngsters have joined Serie A teams. Plus we have a player like Belaid who I believe has played CL for Slavia Prague.

 

[Luka]

I see your point and agree, but with regard to say Pandev, we owning him gave him lots of more options than if he wasn't owned by us. So even though we have loaned him out for the most part, he should be grateful to us because we launched him at a higher stage.

FR, what "being gratefull to us" has to do with developing players through Inter academy ? I'm just curious

ps. It's not that I dissagree. Pandev SHOULD be gratefull(to some degree) that we brought him to Serie A.

 

[Forza ragazzi]

FR, what "being gratefull to us" has to do with developing players through Inter academy ? I'm just curious

ps. It's not that I dissagree. Pandev SHOULD be gratefull(to some degree) that we brought him to Serie A.

It's not about him owing us something or being grateful. My English is limited, I don't know how to express precisely what I mean. I just hope people get my point. Pandev's career has largely been influenced positively by the fact that Inter owned him when he was younger.

 

[rsz85]

Ok

I didn't know what kind of point you were trying to make, and if you're actually want to discuss it or just put plain list

Now I see you just wanted to post young players who were at some point connected with Inter.

i just put a list according to that sentence: those people who were connected to Inter at younger age and now they are in Serie A.

Nothing to do with it

 

[lonewolf19]

How is he doing in Primevera? Did he make debut with U18?

 

[BlueWhale]

Great future with him!

 

[Pico32]

How is he doing in Primevera? Did he make debut with U18?

What U18?, he is currently playing with primavera team despite his young age also he is among Italy U17 team that will play in FIFA WCU17 in Nigeria. (He is the youngest player in Italy's squad)

 

[Pico32]

Crisetig replies to Coutinho.
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[skeet]

Crisetig replies to Coutinho.
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i thought crisetig scored so i wanted to know who got the fantastic assist

 

[InterArad]

i love this kid i was impressed by his first half against switzerland..

 

[maxw]

First Serie A Call-up

I hope he plays and breaks the records, he isnt even 17 until the 20 of January.

 

[vassago]

this kid Crisetig will do wonders for us in years to come

 

[Xoonky]

I want to see him play if we are winning.
Welcome to the bench, Crise.

 

[Gasparroni]

I hope he can stay in our squad http://www.inter.it/aas/squadra/index?L=it

 

[alvaro]

Indeed he will become the youngest player ever played for Inter if he gets a chance. If that happens, let's hope he will end up better than the current record holder, Slavkovski. Where the fuck is he now btw?