The young Moroccan international Aymen Zouin is set to take an important step in his career. According to information from Sky Sport Italia, an agreement has been reached between Inter Milan and Parma for the permanent transfer of the 19-year-old winger. However, the Milanese club has reportedly negotiated a buy-back clause, allowing them to retain some control over the future of their young talent.
Born in 2006, Zouin is considered one of the most promising prospects in the Inter academy. Over the past season, he has played both with the Primavera and the Inter U23 team, where he made his first steps in professional football. His performances have also opened doors to the Moroccan youth national teams, with several appearances for the U18 and U20 squads.
In search of reinforcements on the wings, Parma has made Zouin a priority to strengthen their attacking line. The Emilia-Romagna club, which aims to rely on young players with high potential, sees the Moroccan winger as a profile capable of bringing speed, impact, and creativity to the flanks.
While the official announcement is now awaited, this transfer would represent a major milestone in Aymen Zouin’s progression. Playing under the colors of Parma would provide him with the opportunity to continue his development in a competitive environment, while still keeping the possibility of a return to Inter thanks to the buy-back clause negotiated between the two clubs.
