Old Wild West, here is Palumbo: medical examinations and then the signature

A trio of farewells for Apu: Ebeling, Azzano and Campigotto as well, one of the vice coaches

UDINE. The week of the Apu Old Wild West opens in the name of Mattia Palumbo. The Roman playmaker born in 2000 arrives in Udine today to carry out the usual medical examinations and seal the agreement for the transfer to Juventus.

THE POINT

With the arrival of Palumbo, fresh from a season at Unieuro Forlì, the APU roster currently consists of ten elements, including Francesco Pellegrino who has renewed his contract. These are decisive days also for the first under, the name of the 2003 small forward Alessandro Ferrari, from the Borgomanero school, is always hot. The second under, on the other hand, will be a young man from the regional territory. As for the second foreigner, the club takes all the time necessary to hit the target: a winger with the ability to build a game from the dribble, preferably an expert in the Italian league.

BLUE BOW

Over the weekend, meanwhile, the Udine club greeted with joy the birth of Noah, the eldest son of Fabio Mian, one of the five Friulians of the new Apu. To the Juventus player and the new mother Biti? congratulations from our newspaper.

READY CASES

It’s time to say goodbye to three elements who were part of the Old Wild West group last season. Michele Ebeling has officially moved to Urania Milano, Riccardo Azzano has instead signed an annual contract with Fabriano, a Serie B club that promises him a championship with ample minutes. Also leaving Udine is Carlo Campigotto, Matteo Boniciolli’s assistant last year together with Carlo Finetti (confirmed). Choice of life for the 29-year-old Turin coach, who is about to get closer to home: he is about to make an agreement with Demis Cavina’s Vanoli Cremona, who already had him with him two years ago at Reale Mutua Torino.

SUBSCRIPTIONS

The countdown is on for the 2022/23 season ticket campaign, the first without any restrictions since the start of the pandemic. The APU will most likely launch it by the end of the week. The goal is to return to fill the Carnera stadium for another season as protagonists, perhaps with a happier ending than the last two seasons.

SUPERCUP

Today the LNP will churn out the groups of the A2 Super Cup which in September will be the starter for the championship. The groups are formed on a geographical basis: Udine and Cividale will compete for the first time. Will the first derby be staged at Carnera or PalaGesteco?