Today’s edition of “Il Giornale di Sicilia” focuses on Segre and Ceccaroni who are now eager to play.
Mignani’s arrival has definitely shaken the Palermo environment, leading to a real reset of the hierarchies within the team, which saw two pillars such as Ceccaroni and Segre lose their permanent positions. This situation clearly illustrates how a change of coach can drastically influence tactical choices and formation on the pitch.
Ceccaroni, whose partnership with Lucioni was considered crucial to the defense, saw a decline in his performances, which coincided with Mignani’s decision to leave him out in the crucial match against Parma. This choice, which can be considered courageous, highlights Mignani’s willingness to adopt new strategies to face the challenges of the championship.
Even for Segre, who until recently was a constant presence on the pitch for Palermo, the last few weeks have represented a significant change. After being used as a reserve in recent matches, his status as an “extra protagonist” seems to reflect an adaptation to Mignani’s new tactical requirements, which may not fully favor his characteristics.
However, with seven goals and three assists in 30 games, Segre remains one of Palermo’s most productive players. This productivity, combined with his experience and ability to impact the game, may not go unnoticed by the coach, who may consider reinstating him in the starting lineup, especially in view of crucial matches such as the one against Reggiana.
This could be the perfect opportunity for Segre and Ceccaroni to demonstrate their value and their ability to adapt to the new tactical demands imposed by Mignani. A good performance against Reggiana could not only reaffirm their importance to the team, but also help Palermo consolidate their position ahead of the playoffs, underlining the importance of a flexible and reactive approach from both the players and the team. trainer.
