Massese, a meeting soon with Aquilino Di Tora Il Tirreno

MASS. At Massese, the issue of the company’s future is back at the center of attention. For several days we no longer heard from the entrepreneur who had expressed, through third parties, his interest in the Juventus youth sector; however, in the last few hours the story has started to get the Juventus universe talking again. Confirmations have arrived regarding the identity of the entrepreneur in question: he is Aquilino Di Tora, former owner of Castel di Sangro who currently participates in the Molise Excellence championship. The Di Tora family has interests in various sectors, from nautical to real estate up to the hotel industry, and would also have open situations in the Apuan territory. As underlined several times, the entrepreneur has expressed interest in the youth sector of Massese, but it is absolutely not certain that a discussion cannot also be opened for the first team. The latest news speaks of a meeting between the parties which could be scheduled for the first few days of June; a face to face that could give an important turning point to the issue. Meanwhile, the work of the Juventus general director, Augusto Cantoni, continues, who in recent days is meeting the players who have recently concluded the championship with the Juventus magic. The first official news regarding the various confirmations is expected shortly. There is therefore a lot of curiosity to know who will continue to wear the shirt of the city’s first team also next season. At the same time, we continue to work on the next coach, who will succeed Davide Del Nero. Several contacts have already been initiated, and the desire of the owner Antonio Gerini is to give the Juventus team a coach of a certain level/depth with the which a multi-year growth program can be planned. The choice will be particularly careful, given that in the two seasons spent at the helm of the Juventus club there have been too many coaches. We want to avoid mistakes based on the experience gained to date. In short, there continues to be a lot of irons in the fire; obviously, the hope is that from all this smoke some good news may emerge regarding the future of the historic Apuan association.