There’s a hunt for Costone’s new coach. After the consensual divorce with Maurizio Tozzi, which came the day after the championship victory, the club is working to find the technical guide of the team that will face the inter-regional Serie B. Nothing leaks out from official sources, although there is a name that is persistently circulating: it is that of former Mens Sana player Giulio Griccioli, who would land at Costone after his experience in China, at the Beijing Ducks. Other rumors concern the return of Marco Collini, currently in Monteroni, a figure who already coached the Costone first team and with whom he won the then DNC in the 2011/’12 season. Already this year Collini has collaborated with Costone with the school involvement project but has also helped coach Tozzi, as an “external consultant”, in preparation training for the finals with Mens Sana. In recent weeks there was also talk of Maurizio Lasi, but the former Virtus coach has settled in as youth manager in Treviglio. In any case, Costone could look outside the city, to Florentine tracks for example, even if at the moment they are only hypotheses. What is certain is that the legacy left by Maurizio Tozzi is important. His words of greeting were beautiful. “I hug you Costone – he wrote on Facebook -. Thank you for everything you have granted and transmitted to me. I perceived all your virtue and your history. From that magical place I saw that Siena that you know how to tell and that perhaps we can only regret. Strong is the pride of having won for you. Eternally grateful.” “I’ll deal with other things – Tozzi himself explained in an interview released by the club –. It was a very intense championship which gave me all the answers I was looking for. I think it’s right to end here. The future belongs to Costone: this The year will remain an indelible and profound life experience for me and for all the people who shared this adventure.”
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