PISA. While waiting to understand how the situations related to the roles of coach and sporting director will evolve, Pisa will soon also begin to look at the market. Especially with regards to those players sent on loan with the right to buy and those that the Nerazzurri will try to buy back. From 12 to 14 June the options will be discussed, from the 15th to the 17th the counter options.
Objective Barbieri
Among these, that of Tommaso Barbieri stands out. The right winger born in 2002 is on loan from Juventus with the right to buy set at 2.4 million. Pisa wants to try with an operation similar to the one done two years ago with Juventus when they bought Pietro Beruatto. At the time, the Bianconeri did not exercise the counter redemption, which they could do this time. He will only need another 600 thousand euros. Pisa, however, does not want to leave any stone unturned. If Juventus doesn’t revive Pisa they would still find themselves with added value at home. Both if he stays and from a market perspective. There are many Serie A clubs that have followed Barbieri with interest, especially for what he did in the second round, and in particular Bologna, fresh from qualifying for the Champions League, and Genoa. A different story is linked to two important and experienced players such as Marco D’Alessandro and Mattia Valoti for whom, with the failure to enter the playoffs, there is no obligation to redeem. Both on loan with right to buy from Monza. For the first, 500 thousand euros will be needed, for the second 800 thousand. For these two players the strategy will only be decided when the coach’s situation emerges.
The treasure trove of loans With the playoffs secured by Bari Giuseppe Sibilli should remain permanently in Puglia. The red and whites intend to put 600 thousand euros on the table to buy out the attacker who had his best season in terms of scoring. 11 goals in the championship plus an important goal in the 3-0 win in Terni. In total, 800 thousand euros will end up in the Nerazzurri’s coffers. Today Udinese will know their fate but even in the event of relegation to Serie B the Friulians should redeem Lorenzo Lucca. In case of redemption, Pisa will collect 8 million plus bonuses from Udinese. The situation regarding Adam Nagy is different. The right of redemption is set at 1.2 million euros but it is not an obligation and it is not certain that Spezia will redeem him. The two clubs should meet to talk about the magician but nothing is taken for granted. First of all, because it is not certain that Luca D’Angelo will remain in Spezia despite the automatic renewal until 2025 after the salvation achieved. And it’s D’Angelo who wants Nagy. While Jureskin, also in Spezia, will return to Pisa. The same goes for Edgaras Dubickas who should not be redeemed by FeralpiSalò relegated to Serie C. The Lithuanian performed well in the second half of the season scoring 4 goals in 14 appearances. Defender Adrian Rus, on the other hand, could be bought out by Cypriots Pafos.
