Inter Milan Loanee Could Leave Genoa Early As Serie A Minnows Pisa Submit Enquiry For Information | OneFootball

Inter loanee Valentin Carboni could have his time at Genoa be approaching an early conclusion, with Pisa exploring the possibility of taking the youngster on loan for the second half of the season.

The Argentine playmaker moved to Liguria in the summer on a straight loan.

However, his spell has been marked by limited playing time and a difficult tactical fit.

First under Patrick Vieira and now with Daniele De Rossi in charge, Carboni has found himself on the fringes of the squad.

Indeed, unable to secure a consistent role in the Grifone’s rotation.

According to transfer specialist Nicolò Schira, Pisa have now asked Inter for information regarding a potential six-month loan from January.

Pisa Look To Genoa & Inter Loanee Carboni

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA – JUNE 30: Valentin Carboni #45 of FC Internazionale Milano is challenged by Hercules #35 of Fluminense FC during the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 round of 16 match between FC Internazionale Milano and Fluminense FC at Bank of America Stadium on June 30, 2025 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)

The Serie A minnows are looking to strengthen their attacking options.

Therefore, they view the 2005-born talent as an opportunity to add creativity between the lines.

The enquiry signals growing concern that Carboni’s development may stall if he remains at Genoa without a pathway to regular football.

Inter are monitoring the situation closely, aware that the teenager needs minutes at senior level.

Indeed, after making encouraging steps last season.

Pisa have also made a similar approach for Roma midfielder Tommaso Baldanzi.

Therefore suggesting that they are actively targeting young technical profiles.

Inter are expected to evaluate Carboni’s position over the coming weeks in consultation with Genoa.

However, the possibility of redirecting him to a club prepared to guarantee more playing time is increasingly on the table.