As already anticipated a few days ago, Nicola Pesaresi will most likely wear the Trentino Volley shirt next season. The rumors about the libero born in ’91 joining the gialloblù team are intensifying, the arrival of the player from Loreto in Trento seems very imminent. Last year he defended the colors of Consoli Brescia, but now he is ready for his new adventure at the court of Fabio Soli. A addition that will replenish the battery of “small” players in the Trentino team, after Pace said goodbye to the Via Trener club at the end of the Champions League final. For the Apulian player, after a long wait, the official announcement of his move to Cisterna has arrived where he will probably find a starting place. In Trento, however, Pesaresi will arrive to take second place to Gabriele Laurenzano, with a contract until 2028 and increasingly improving performances. The Calabrian, among other things, has also been called up to the national team. For the rest, there are still question marks about who will replace Podrascanin: or rather, they remain only formally because, for some time now, there has been talk of the safe arrival of Flavio in the yellow-blue team, a central defender coming from Sir Safety Perugia, who is only waiting for the announcement by the company. With the departure of Cavuto and the reconfirmation of Magalini and Acquarone, only the reservations about Nelli and Berger remain to be resolved. Consoli Brescia also liked the Tuscan opposite, a company that intended to make several purchases from Trentino Volley, but in the last few hours the hypothesis of Nelli’s transfer to Brescia seems to have stalled. The hypotheses are either abroad or remaining in Soli’s staff. Its remains a constantly evolving situation. The one who seems to be on the way to saying goodbye is Martin Berger: the central defender from Brunico is very much liked by Macerata, a newly promoted team in Serie A2, who will try to obtain a loan so as to be able to field him on the pitch next season. In addition to Berger, two other players from the youth sector could find a home in A2: in this case, the setter Francesco Bernardis would enjoy the interest of Farmitalia Catania, a team that has just been relegated from the Super League, just as the opposite Davide Brignach seems to be interested interest of several companies in the cadet series.
