Nicolò Barella and Tajon Buchanan are on their way to recovery

The midfielder and the winger are on their way to recovery: they will soon be available for the Nerazzurri coach

After beating Torino, many of the players from Inter Milan will leave to reach their national team. 

A providential international break for those who have to recover from some physical problems like Nicolò Barella and Tajon Buchanan. 

The midfielder and the outside will use these days to get closer to the return in the group, and the feelings are definitely positive. 

Good news for Simone Inzaghi, as the Corriere dello Sport writes:

"The international break will bring double good news for Inzaghi. If there are no hitches, in fact, he can count on Barella and Buchanan again".
"The midfielder is on his way to recover from the distraction of the femoral rectum of the right thigh that had forced him out during the match against Milan. 

He missed three games and was not called by Spalletti for the matches with Italy shirt against Belgium and Israel. 

Even more significant, however, is the return of the Canadian, stopped last July for a fracture to the ankle during the America’s Cup. 

He eventually made it in three and a half months, less than the initial forecasts. So much so that he was placed on the UEFA list".
"Obviously, these are two valuable returns.

 Now Inzaghi will find Barella fresh and rested. But above all, ready for the double-header that awaits the Nerazzurri when they return to Serie A: first against Roma and the week after against Juventus.

Buchanan, on the other hand, will be a variable in addition to the two side lanes. 

Last year, after his arrival in January, he was employed only on the left. Buchanan skills are running and one on one. 

As already mentioned, in the last championship it was only seen for some clips and never from the beginning. 

It was enough, however, to score a goal against Frosinone. 

His involvement should have been greater this season. The injury slowed everything down. Inzaghi hopes that the wait is now definitively over".