Inter have announced the appointment of SimoneLoSchiavo as new deputy sporting director, following the exit of PieroAusilio and the promotion of DarioBaccin to the role of sporting director. The choice focuses on a young manager, born in 1985, who has already held the same position in clubs such as Roma and Salernitana, always alongside MorganDeSanctis. The figure of LoSchiavo, who will soon say goodbye to Palermo, represents the Nerazzurri club's desire to invest in Italian managerial talent.
The context of this appointment was the recent retirement of Ausilio, who had led Inter's sporting structure for several years. With Baccin now at the top, Inter has decided to complete its staff with a deputy who shares the strategic vision of the new director. LoSchiavo, with a career that took him from Roma to Salernitana, has demonstrated ability to manage and develop talent, qualities that the club hopes to exploit in the next period.
According to information provided by the club, the decision was taken with the aim of strengthening the scouting and transfer management structure. LoSchiavo will have the task of supporting Baccin in defining transfer policies, evaluating players and supervising transfer operations. His background, which includes collaboration with DeSanctis, suggests a predisposition to work in synergy with key figures in the sector.
The step was welcomed with interest by the sports press, which highlighted the choice of an Italian manager as a sign of continuity and investment in the internal management of the club. Despite his young age, LoSchiavo has already gained experience at high levels of Italian football, which makes him a suitable candidate to manage the challenges of the summer transfer market and contribute to building a competitive team.
As for the next moves, Inter is preparing to take advantage of the new management structure to face the summer transfer market. With Baccin and LoSchiavo in charge, the club aims to consolidate its position in SerieA and prepare for European competitions. Attention will be paid to the next market operations, where the synergy between the two managers should translate into strategic decisions aimed at the club's growth.