The goalkeeper, in his first season as a starter, has repaid the trust of the club. In the next season he will remain in neroverde despite the numerous offers
PORDENONE. Thirteen “clean sheets”, exactly like Chievo: only Salernitana, promoted to Serie A, with fourteen, and Monza (with seventeen) did better. From a defensive point of view, Pordenone had an excellent year. It was his strength and he proved it. Much of the credit goes to those who contributed to twelve of these clean sheet, namely Samuele Perisan, goalkeeper who from the third day defended the goal of the neroverdi in place of Giacomo Bindi, number one in the first two matches of the tournament, that is the away matches of Lecce (0-0) and Vicenza (1-1) .
One of the most important news is represented by the fact that the lizards will start from him, the extreme defender of San Vito al Tagliamento, in his first full season as a starter at 23 years old. Although there have been polls on him by some clubs, his will and that of his entourage is to stay in Pordenone – with which he has a contract until June 2023 – and to take the field continuously for another. vintage. In the development of his career this is a very important aspect, because previously he had held the role of third goalkeeper at Udinese and had made few appearances in Lega Pro and in Serie B respectively with Arezzo and Padua. On the pitch 35 times from the start with the Pordenone shirt, Perisan kept a clean sheet for the first time in Ascoli, last October 31, match that coincided with his first victory in the league (1-0). So, remaining in the first round, he did not concede a goal with breaking latest news (2-0), with Empoli (0-0), with Virtus Entella (1-0), with Reggiana (3-0), Salernitana (2-0), Venice (2-0) and Cosenza (0-0).
In the second round of the championship he raised the gate again with breaking latest news (0-0), Entella (3-0), Frosinone (2-0), Venice (0-0) and Cosenza (2-0). A good roadmap, especially for a professional like him who at first was greeted by some of the fans with a bit of skepticism. After Bindi (his “second”) and Di Gregorio (now at Monza), Pordenone proves to know how to choose goalkeepers. The excellent statistics of Perisan goes perfectly with that of Ciurria, who closed the season as the best assist-man in the category with eleven decisive passes. A primacy to the best known, but made more visible by the fact that League B highlighted it yesterday especially on its social channels. –