The man who marked the Nerazzurri striker as an adolescent feels that swapping San Siro for Camp Nou would not be an ill-conceived notion for the 22-year-old.
Bury striker Lautaro Martinez has just accomplished more in his short profession than most could try to more than 15 years, as indicated by his previous Racing mentor, who accepts that a transition to Barcelona to interface up with Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez would just serve to propel his advancement.
Fabio Radaelli was in between time charge of the Argentine side when he marked Lautaro in January 2014, gobbling up a crude precious stone from Bahia Blanca outfit Liniers.
In spite of some underlying yearning to go home, the youthful forward hit the ground running at his new club and his abilities saw him contrasted with some untouched Argentine greats.
"In February we went to play a competition in Mar del Plata and he scored nine objectives in six games," Radaelli told Goal.
"Regularly you have to hang tight for a time of adjustment yet you could see that he was generally excellent in light of the fact that he stood apart from the main second.
"Manuel Fernandez was a sublime mentor for him at Racing. He underlined improving his properties and adjusting little errors that youthful advances make.
All things considered, Lautaro as of now had the crude materials – he's a player that we call 'A' Class.
"There are the individuals who state that he looks like Kun (Sergio Aguero) however I see even more a closeness with Diego Milito or Juan Eduardo Esnaider.
He's extraordinary in fact and has unbelievable force however he looks like Milito with how he moves, how he bluffs and plays with his back to objective.
"We're discussing a first class player that, despite the fact that he may look like Aguero when he's driving with the ball, Lautaro has the favorable position over him with his elevated game.
"Radaelli accepts the Inter star should as of now be considered among the best in the business, including: "Mauro Icardi is perhaps the best striker on the planet and Lautaro supplanted him well indeed.
"He was called to a national side where Aguero and Icardi had just been, advances with noteworthy vocations, and he simply does it. We're discussing perhaps the best striker on the planet.
"What grabbed my eye the most – in light of the fact that we previously observed him play with his back to objective and hold the ball up – is the force that he has obtained.
"He gives the inclination that he's mistreating his adversaries in one-on-one circumstances, hauling them around, and accomplishing that at a superlative level.
At 22, he has achieved what others would discover bewildering over a 15-year profession."
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