There are ten days that separate us from Cesena-Juve Stabia, the last match of an unrepeatable season. If Toscano decides to leave of his own accord (which is not at the top of his mind at the moment), he will announce it at the end of that match, the following day at the latest. If he doesn’t say anything, he will be the one to lead Cesena in Serie B. Unless….
Unless there is a “coup” on May 31st, therefore in 3 weeks. That is the date by which Mike Melby would like to attack the management. The co-founder and co-owner of FitLab, as well as executive co-president of Assault Fitness, took a first, tiny step on May 2, when in his LinkedIn profile, in which he defined himself as an “investor” of the Cesena, added the role of Co-owner @ Cesena Football Club in your personal information. That is, co-owner. Yet no later than ten days ago, at the Panathlon dinner held at the Da Vinci, the Aiello family reassured everyone, saying that the company is safe in their hands.
So what happens or what will happen? Someone would need to explain it. Not just to fans or journalists. Especially to those who work at Cesena Fc and who are currently waiting for a signal.
Melby, who despite never having been present in Romagna is very active in the internal dynamics of Cesena FC (the arrival of Jonathan Klinsmann established and defined it), will become co-owner or even majority shareholder as he lets his Italian interlocutors understand ? Or will Cesena remain (or return?) entirely to the Aiellos? What filters through is that Melby (whose second surname is Deluca and who proudly defines himself as Italian-American) will either be liquidated, returning his investment, or will raise the bar. And if he raises the bar, he could change everything. Starting with the coach.
The “melina” around Toscano is also the result of this uncertainty at the highest levels. Once this is resolved, then everything will take a direction. But clarity and determination are needed. Hopefully next week will be the decisive one. The important thing is not to waste any more time. Above all, we hope that we don’t go back a year, to those days of cosmic emptiness that passed from the elimination against Lecco to the registration made in a hurry in the last few days. Then the problem was pointed to Lewis. If that was the case, now that Lewis is gone, the problem should be gone too.
