Team in Multedo after the magical atmosphere at the stadium. Heading towards the match with Milan. An exodus of fans is ready. Anti-fatigue for the players most used with Cagliari. Gym and field for others. No disqualification of the sports judge. A session on Wednesday. The recovery of convalescents continues. Referee appointments Thursday. Pre-sale for the match against Sassuolo starts on Friday. Genoa Women in Parma on May 1st in the quarter-last of the tournament. The Under 19 M hosts Juventus in Quiliano on Sunday. On Prime Video the docu-film “Genoa everywhere and anyway” on the feeling of Genoaness. A work that celebrates the 130 years of the club. The shirts from the match against the islanders will be available on e-commerce in the next few days. Today is the birth date of a rossoblù legend: Ottavio Barbieri.
Stardust – A watershed meeting at the start of the morning. Hence the indications resulting from the match against Cagliari. Here are the first guidelines for the match at Milan’s home ground. In the festive atmosphere inherited from the victory, the ‘Gila’ group found themselves at the centre, a few hours away from the emotions of such an evening. Baths and massages for part of the group. Technical exercises and small games, with small goals, for the remainder. Tenth victory in thirty-four games. Another seal along the path of being the best newly promoted player in the major European leagues, to build the bridge between the present and the future. Running on the pitch for Messias who is recovering from the effects of his injury, while Matturro, U20 world vice-champion with Uruguay, is forging ahead with his recovery. Personal processes for Bani and Malinovskyi.
The wave of statistics – The post-match findings pay tribute to the team’s performances and crown, among others, Thorsby himself as the scorer of the goal that put the match down. The Norwegian midfielder set the mileage record (12,472) among the players who took to the field in the match. In the ranking of the distance travelled, Frendrup (12,153), Vogliacco (11,756), De Winter (10,439) and Retegui (10,389) follow. In the average running speed the ranking goes to Bohinen (11.06), followed by Badelj and Martin (ex aequo 10.91), Thorsby (10.84) and Vogliacco (10.80). For sprint speed, Sabelli (32.71) is in first place, followed by De Winter (32.56), Thorsby (31.96), Haps (31.90) and Vitinha (31.54).
