The goalkeeper was very close to the ducal club who then chose the former Juventus player. He will still leave Udinese, also because he wants to play and can do it in Serie A
UDINE. Parma was the goal chosen by Simone Scuffet to get back up the slope from B once again, as he had done last year, when he brought Spezia to the top flight, only to be blown away by the Ligurian club’s failure to redeem, blocked – then – by a handover at the management level. So the goalkeeper of Remanzacco had only to return to the base, where he did not find much space behind Juan Musso. Only one presence, as a starter, coincided with a disqualification remedied by the Argentine, against Juventus, under the eyes of Gigi Buffon, the one who stole his place at Parma. A technical and marketing move by the American president Kyle Krause. A move that again intertwines the fate of Scuffet with that of Buffon, goalkeeper of the national team on the eve of the 2014 World Cup, when the Friulian exploded with Udinese on his debut in Serie A, to the point of being taken into consideration until the last from the then ct Cesare Prandelli for one of the reserve seats for the Brazilian review.
Everything has changed since then. Buffon has left Juventus (twice), Scuffet has not confirmed his expectations, he has lost too much time on the bench, that of Udinese, after having had more than a few experiences elsewhere, in Serie B but also abroad, in Turkey . Contract expiring in 2022, he should now permanently leave the Juventus club: the prosecutors Federico e Andrea Pastorello are listening to the suitors, especially those in Serie A, essentially two, the newly promoted Empoli and Spezia who, after a year with the Dutch Jeroen Zoet and the Pordenone area Ivan Provedel in the door, it seems to want to return to the ancient.
Udinese could make a maximum of a couple of million from the sale and will not make the barricades, given that they have already hired a second goalkeeper (two-year contract), Daniele Padelli, returned to Friuli on a free transfer after his experiences at Turin and Inter. He will be behind Musso or the owner who will replace him if the Argentine international was sold for those 25 million that Gino Pozzo intends instead.
The names that circulate are essentially two. That of another “gaucho”, Agustin Rossi of Boca (which, however, wants to have more than the 3.3 million euros proposed by Udinese), class of ’95 which has been of interest to the Bianconeri for more than a year. And that of a young Portuguese born in 1999, Luis Maximiano of Sporting Lisbon, already on Milan’s notebook for the aftermath Gigio Donnarumma, before purchasing Mike Maignan.
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