Inter Milan set their sights on Swiss sensation Tegra Bolongo

The Nerazzurri are scouting the 2010-born striker who is dominating Swiss youth football with remarkable physicality and scoring numbers

Inter Milan continue to look toward the future. According to the Swiss outlet Sport.ch, the club from Viale della Liberazione have set their sights on Tegra Bolongo, one of the most promising young forwards in Switzerland. 

Standing at 1.94 meters, the 2010-born striker impresses not only with his imposing physical presence but also with refined technical ability. 

A left-footer, he combines strong ball control, high-intensity pressing and excellent finishing skills.

A rising Swiss talent attracting international attention

In the U-16 Elite Series, Bolongo has already scored 13 goals in 15 matches, numbers that have quickly caught the attention of Inter Milan scouts, who are reportedly very impressed by his performances. 

The situation, however, is far from simple for FC Lausanne-Sport, which now faces the difficult task of trying to keep hold of its rising star.

Bolongo’s contract is set to expire in roughly six months, a detail that further complicates matters for the Swiss club and makes him an even more attractive target for foreign teams. 

The young striker only joined Lausanne-Sport last summer, coming from the academy of Ouchy, but his rapid rise has already put him on the radar of several top European sides.

He has made two appearances for the Swiss U16 national team and holds both Swiss and Congolese citizenship. As Sport.ch underlines, “It would undoubtedly be a loss for Swiss football if a talent of this level were to move abroad.”

Source: Fcinter1908