MILAN - At yesterday's Inter workshop at Grand Hotel Melià in Poltu Quatu, Sardinia, Sardegna, Massimo Moratti spoke about the importance of the youth team players (Pasquale, Martins, Beati, Franchini, Napolitano and Rebecchi) who made their debuts for the first team last season. The Inter president's comments are published in an article by Antonello Capone in today's Gazzetta dello Sport.
"I don't think players like these have to be sent to smaller clubs in order to improve. They can do so here by becoming part of the first team and learning from being in close contact with already mature champions. With their humility and desire to emerge they can also teach something to the more famous players. Basically, they can mature 'at home', there's no need to move around Italy on loan. You'll see that they'll come in useful to Cuper."
