Inter have announced the appointment of Simone LoSchiavo as new deputy sporting director, thus completing the restructuring of their organization chart following the exit of Piero Ausilio and the promotion of Dario Baccin. The forty-year-old, originally from Palermo, has already concluded the agreement to terminate his contract with the Sicilian club and is preparing to join the Nerazzurri elite.
The decision comes at a time when Inter is also undergoing renewal on the technical and market front. With Ausilio's departure, the club had left the vice-DS position empty, and has now chosen a candidate who has demonstrated his ability to identify and develop talent in various fields. LoSchiavo has previously worked with DeSanctis in Rome and Salernitana, where he helped discover players such as Felix Afena‑Gyan and Alessandro Romano, as well as collaborating with Cristian Volpato. His experience in the youth sector and in human resources management makes him a suitable profile to support Baccin in the management of the market and sports operations.
According to sources, LoSchiavo will be responsible for integrating Baccin's vision within Inter's already proven system. His role involves supervising scouting activities, managing transfer negotiations and coordinating with the technical management to ensure consistency between purchasing decisions and the team strategy. The club has expressed confidence in its ability to contribute to success in both SerieA and the Italian Cup, where Inter have shown strong competitiveness in recent seasons.
The new vice-DS will therefore be a key figure for Inter, which aims to consolidate its position as an elite club in Italy and Europe. With his experience and his network of contacts, LoSchiavo is ready to support the management in achieving sporting and commercial objectives. The club has already started planning the next transfer operations, with the aim of strengthening the squad and maintaining long-term competitiveness.