Roberto Samaden at the UEFA Executive Master for International Players



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Jun 1st 2018
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The Head of the Nerazzurri's Elite Academy will be in Barcelona as a guest of UEFA


BARCELONA - Head of Inter's Elite Academy, Roberto Samaden, will be a guest at UEFA's second edition of 'Uefa Executive Master for International Players' in Barcelona. Other than representatives from Schalke and Club Brugge, there were also 26 former players present who listened to the directors present. The aim of the course is to allow former athletes to prepare for their second career away from the pitch. The 'MIP UEFA' is a programme catered for players who were used to winning trophies out on the pitch. This puts them in a solid position to secure success off the field.

The director for the Nerazzurri academy will speak of his experience at Inter and of the activities that take place during the season. The structure of the working day, the daily relationship with the players and the goals that the club sets for themselves. There will also be a Q&A session where Roberto Samaden will answer questions from those present.

This latest invitation pays testimony to the work being done by Inter and their Elite Academy.


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