The Dessena-Carignano affair (Click here) is causing discussion and is destined to enter into the most delicate transfer cases in the recent history of the Parma transfer market.
The “great refusal” to Marzolara, anticipated last Friday by the editorial staff of SportParma, by the goalkeeper born in 1986, has destabilized not only the Val Baganza team now looking for a new number one, but also the Giallorossi club. The new general manager Beppe Carpi, who has only been in the Montanara street association alongside president Scottu for just 11 days alongside president Scottu, did not like the nostalgia operation: the former manager of Fornovo, Salsomaggiore, Brescello and Noceto preferred to take a step back and leave the Carignano board out of respect for Marzolara, a club linked to him (and to Carignano itself) by a historic friendship. «I have nothing against anyone, not even against Dessena who I like very much – explained Carpi to our microphones – and I would like to point out that everyone is free to do what they want until July 1st. However, I don’t think it was right to have insisted on signing a player who had been promised to another club for some time. If everyone starts doing this, amateur football is over. In the 22 years I have been a manager, this has never happened and therefore I want to remain consistent with my ideas: I would struggle to make a long-term plan after having embraced a project that was based on different foundations, primarily sharing”.
There is no question of the permanence of his son-in-law Filippo Pioli (’89), the first signing of the Giallorossi’s summer transfer market, who in addition to following Beppe Carpi in his latest football adventures (Brescello and Felino, above all) frequents him daily in the company at work. The Parma midfielder could be the director of a possible mediation to make him retrace his steps and withdraw his resignation.
