Petar Sučić, a 21-year-old midfielder, transferred from Dinamo to Inter in early June for a hefty fee of 14 million euros. Despite playing less than an hour across three matches, he has already set Italian media buzzing. Sučić featured in the group stage of the FIFA Club World Cup, facing teams like Monterrey, Urawa, and River Plate. His standout performance came against River Plate, where he not only assisted Inter’s first goal but also dazzled with his solo run past three opponents, showcasing creativity and skill. Gazzetta dello Sport praised his precise assist to Esposito and his overall impact on the game. Sučić is not just another Brozović or Kovačić; he insists on being recognized as the unique Petar Sučić. Italian fans and experts see him as Inter’s future, with Cristian Chivu mentoring the young talents. Sučić signed with Inter after Dinamo finished second in their league, eager to prove himself and shed the shadows of comparisons. In interviews, he admits needing more time to adapt to the new club’s style but is thrilled with his early performances and fan support. Inter has secured a spot in the Club World Cup semifinals, set to face Brazilian side Fluminense, with Sučić already a key figure in the club’s new generation. Italian media continue to follow his progress closely, and his future at Inter looks bright and promising.
