Inter youngster Martin Satriano could soon be handed his first team debut according to a report from the online edition of Spanish news outlet AS.
Inter signed the Uruguayan youngster from Nacional back in the most recent January transfer window and has caught Inter manager Antonio Conte’s eye with his exploits in the few performances he managed to make for Inter’s Primavera before their season was stopped due to the Coronavirus crisis.
In four games, the 19-year-old has scored one goal and provided three assists for his teammates and he is now training with the first team alongside compatriots Diego Godin and Matias Vecino.
The youngster was expected to start training with Inter during pre-season but the current situation has meant he has been drafted into the first team sooner.
The report goes on to add that should Sebastiano Esposito leave, whether that be permanently or on loan, Satriano may get more chances to impress.
