SALERNO – A few hours to start placing the first incoming market shots. So it transpires from Salernitana. While the team has kicked off the pre-season retreat in Cascia, the coach Fabrizio Castori awaits good news between one session and another, in the hope of trying to make up for the physiologically lost time in the long story linked to the corporate issue and the trust , on which the future of the coach but above all of the club inevitably depended. Once the certainty of taking part in the next Serie A tournament has arrived, now it’s time to start building a squad worthy of the category, and try to give the trainer from the Marches some very loyal ones, or at least footballers who can fully embrace the tactical and technical creed of the same Beavers.
The delicate situation linked to Chievo Verona, currently excluded from the Serie B championship, offers interesting and low-cost glimpses, starting with the Nigerian midfielder, Inter school, Joel Obi. The left-handed midfielder could arrive on a free transfer (his contract expired on June 30), but an attempt will also be made at home to try to bring Mamadou Coulibaly, another midfielder that Castori would gladly re-embrace on loan from Udinese. The first surveys have also begun as regards the advanced department, especially while waiting to understand what the future of Gennaro Tutino will be, who seems very close to the Parma of Enzo Maresca from Salerno. In the Gialloblu home, Gagliolo always likes (outgoing defender with a past employed by the hippocampus coach), and Alberto Grassi, 26-year-old midfielder assisted by Mario Giuffredi, Tutino’s agent. At the center of the market rumors, however, Alberto Cerri, a 25-year-old striker under Cagliari, physically strong and with characteristics similar to the Bosnian ram Milan Djuric, ended up by arrogance.
Stefano Masucci
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