The unexpected salvation obtained a Terni represents a panacea for the club and fans but from next week we will have to look to the future on and off the pitch. In the past few days Aurelio De Laurentiis he stated that he wanted to hold on to the red and white club until 2028, the deadline for holding two clubs in different categories. Statements that have infuriated for the umpteenth time a place that has too often been humiliated by presidencies that are not up to par. Mayor Antonio Decaro also expressed himself extremely harshly, inviting the current owners to sell the club.
According to our rumors, despite De Laurentiis’s thoughts expressed publicly, the next few weeks will be decisive in outlining the future of the Via Torrebella club. It is not excluded that the Bari can be officially put up for sale. Getting by in Serie B with very little investment, trying to “bet” on unknown profiles is too risky a path. The owners know this very well and the past year is a clear example of this. In the absence of adequate investments and important objectives there could be a drastic drop in attendance at San Nicola.
In the days before the final lost to Cagliari a year ago, there were two groups strongly interested in Bari: a foreign group and a group belonging to Andrea Radrizzani who, after the failure of the red and whites to promote and the firm no from De Laurentiis, turned his attention to Sampdoria. Something important could happen in the next few weeks. A stalemate and uncertain situation would not benefit anyone, neither the De Laurentiis as entrepreneurs, nor the fans.
