Does it exist the professionali future of the Italian young football players?

At this time of the year soccer goes through the phase when players are bought and sold. As has been the case for many years now, clubs are looking for foreign players while there are few references to Italian ones. The result of this kind of policy is there for all to see: for no less than two world championships the Italian national team has not participated in the world’s most important event. But why is it that soccer clubs prefer the purchase of foreign players over the development of young Italians. Here are a number of reasons:

Seeking immediate results: Soccer teams are often under pressure to achieve immediate results and win competitions. Purchases of established foreign players can guarantee high-level performance right away, while young Italian talent may take longer to develop to the highest level.

International market: Football has become a global industry, and the market for players has become internationalized. Italian clubs often try to compete with other teams around the world for the best talent available. This can lead to a preference for foreigners, as some may be considered more promising than the young Italian players available on the market.
Limited scouting and development: Some clubs may not invest enough in scouting and youth facilities to discover and develop local young talent. This may make it easier and more cost-effective for them to target already well-known and well-developed players from other parts of the world.

Profit Outlook: Buying talented foreign footballers can also be seen as a long-term investment. If a foreign footballer achieves success in Italy, he may attract the interest of clubs from other nations, allowing the Italian team to sell him at a higher price in the future.

Inexperience or skepticism toward young talent: Some clubs may have an organizational culture that does not adequately promote the development of young Italian players. They may prefer foreign players because they consider them to be more reliable and mature than young talents, who may be considered inexperienced or too risky.

Prestige and popularity: The arrival of internationally renowned foreign players can lead to increased visibility and popularity for the team. This can translate into increased income from sponsorship, television rights, and merchandising.