Inter also treats itself to U23: stadium and coach wanted

For the bench, the favorite would be Chivu

Inter has decided to follow the example of Juventus (first club to believe in it), Milan and Atalanta. The Nerazzurri's U23 is coming, so as to create a "personal" pool from which to draw the champions of the future. Juventus has shown that the U23 can bring important benefits to the first team.

Oaktree, Inter's American owner, has been on the U23 project for some time, which, now, will come into focus. The first two issues to be addressed, even before figuring out what roster there will be available (lots of youngsters on loan around Italy under contract with Inter), concern the stadium where the matches will be played and the coach to whom the team will be entrusted.

As for the stadium, there would be two options on the table. The Nerazzurri U23 could train and play at the Breda Stadium in Sesto San Giovanni or, alternatively, matches could be played at the U-Power Stadium in Monza. At the moment these would be the two most real hypotheses, although other options are not ruled out.

As for the technical guide, in pole position would be Chivu. Legend of the Nerazzurri club, the former defender è well known in the Nerazzurri environment, as he è been several years on the bench of the Primavera team. Marotta, who has always been a supporter of the so-called "B" teams, would be pushing hard for the Nerazzurri Under 23 to become a reality as soon as possible.