The former Cosenza coach has a highly appealing profile and has two promotions behind him with Juve Stabia and Perugia. But he costs a lot and he would like to stay in the higher category. Two technicians who are good with young players have been tested: Barilari (Italian amateur champion and salvation in Serie C with Sestri Levante) and Troise (Viareggio tournament with Bologna, tenth this year with Rimini). I like Longo del Picerno but he is very close to Crotone
He could do everything right away, probably Nello Cutolo would bring Fabio Caserta on the amaranth bench. 46 years old, with two promotions to Serie B behind him with Juve Stabia and Perugia, he is still a young but already expert coach who has worked in important places and is therefore used to pressure. A profile that would adapt well to the current situation of Arezzo, where we need to find a precise technical line after the farewells with Giovannini And Indians. What makes the path difficult is the fact that Caserta, this year exempted in the return round from Cosenzahe won the Serie B twice on the pitch, he trained us with Juve Stabia and Benevento as well as with the Calabrians, and he would like to stay there. Not to mention that bringing such a coach to the third series would require a substantial and at least two-year financial commitment.
Furthermore, we are at the dawn of football market and many pieces of the director/coach puzzle must fall into place, with the B and C playoffs underway. Arezzo is not in an exaggerated hurry but, having made Indians’ farewell official, they cannot keep the issue open for too long either.
Standing there are also other tracks that lead to different technicians. The amaranth squad has many young people inside and a coach who is good at continuing the Indians’ work regarding the growth of under, combining it with the results, would go well with the new Arezzo project. This is why the name of remains expendable Enrico Barilari, 50 years old, returning from excellent seasons with Sestri Levante. Originally from Levanto, in 2022 he made his debut among the greats, promoted from the club’s junior team and immediately achieving success as well as the title of Italian champion in Serie D. Previously for him he had experiences at the Lavagnese youth team while before, for eight years, he had collaborated and worked with the Spezia nursery.
It’s part of the list Emanuele Troise, Neapolitan born in ’79, who began his adventure on the bench in 2012 as deputy to his friend Pecchia in Latina. In 2015 he was at Casertana at Berretti, and then earned the call from Bologna with under 17 and Primavera: in his list of successes the victory of the Primavera 2 championship and above all, in 2019, of the Viareggio Tournament. He also coached Pattarello in the rossoblu. After the experience with the Bologna youth teams, a season in Mantua, where he reached the play-offs but was immediately eliminated by Cesena, and two at Cavese, with whom he lost the promotion play-off for Serie C against Brindisi last spring. This year he took over at Rimini, leading the Romagna team to the playoffs (tenth place).
A name on the rise was that of Emilio Longo, for two seasons at Picerno, guided to two excellent sixth places in group C of Lega Pro. Born in 1973, he is originally from Salerno and managed Gelbison, Turris, Battipagliese, San Severo, Cavese and Folgore Caratese. However, Longo now seems very close to signing with Crotone, who will focus on him to relaunch themselves after a complicated year.
Arezzo still has some time to identify Indiani’s successor. But the goal is not to go beyond that end of Mayalso to reassure the market which in a short time has lost the points of reference of the last two years.
