Report – Inter Milan Assistant Sporting Director In South America To Target Two Players | OneFootball

Inter Milan assistant sporting director Dario Baccin is departing Europe to scour the South American market for reinforcements.

According to Corriere dello Sport via FCInterNews, Baccin’s scouting trip has two main objectives.

Indeed, he’ll be there to monitor emerging talent capable of making an immediate impact at the first-team level.

Additionally, Baccin hopes to assess younger prospects who can be developed for the future.

This proactive approach underscores Inter’s commitment to bolstering their squad with a promising youth.

The Italian giants are no strangers to capitalizing on the untapped potential in South America’s rich footballing landscape.

About this time last year, Tomas Palacios landed on the Serie A champions’ radar.

Inter would only complete his signing in the summer. However, that’s the model Baccin is keen to follow.

Inter Milan Assistant Sporting Director Dario Baccin Heads to South America to Monitor Young Talents

Baccin’s mission features two crucial targets.

Indeed, Inter are in the market for a new center-back amid Stefan de Vrij’s uncertain future at Giuseppe Meazza.

However, Baccin will also examine the offensive front.

With the Nerazzurri set to part with Joaquin Correa and Marko Arnautovic, finding a decent attacking alternative is among the top priorities.

Moreover, this type of travel could become a common theme under Oaktree’s overwatch.

The new Inter owners are emphasizing a global scouting strategy to enhance the club’s recruitment pipeline.