Monza manager Christian Brocchi has admitted that wide scale changes are not needing to be made to the team following their recent promotion to Serie B.
Monza, who are backed by former AC Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi, have drawn no shortage of links to several young players at big Serie A sides and reports have linked the Lombardy based side to a number of Inter youngsters including Michele Di Gregorio, Xian Emmers, Andrew Gravillon and others.
The Brianteo Stadium outfit have also been heavily linked to youngsters from the likes of AC Milan too ahead of the upcoming transfer window.
Pescara defender Davide Bettella, who Inter have a buy back option on, has also seen himself linked with a potential switch to Monza as of late.
“We don’t want to change that much, I already have a strong team. We have to only add important players,” Brocchi explained in an interview with Italian daily newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, which appeared in yesterday’s print edition of the Milan based news outlet.
