The return to the city is scheduled for Monday evening, the face-to-face meeting with President Noto therefore not before the following twenty-four hours. Having come to a somewhat surprising end to the now almost certain relationship with director Magalini, Catanzaro shifts his attention to the bench with the aim – which is a good and clear hope – of being able to retain at least the leader of the last two sensational years.
Vincenzo Vivarini has been on the radar of the big teams for some time: Venezia – which is currently continuing its casting for Vanoli’s replacement and with which the coach met on Thursday – Cagliari and Udinese – with whom he will instead meet again over the weekend; the latter today also officially announced her divorce from Cannavaro – they have tested the waters and in recent days they have also become bold towards her by formulating proposals and outlining projects; the Giallorossi club knows this, it can make use of the contract year still in place but is also aware that it does not have too much room for maneuver with the Abruzzo player should he ask to interrupt the relationship to embrace an adventure in the higher division. For this reason, the table that will open on Tuesday will not be an easy one for Floriano Noto to carry out. However, it will have to be quick because whatever the verdict will be, it will arrive no earlier than mid-June, almost exactly one month after the withdrawal and two weeks before the start of the transfer market.
DESKS – Speaking of the transfer market, the Giallorossi seem to have an idea of who the negotiating man could be – now that Magalini has left the scene. That of the twenty-eight-year-old Matteo Lovisa is the strong name, which most teases in Via Gioacchino da Fiore, and which seems to have been addressed more convincingly; However, the situation is different for the diggì seat currently occupied by Foresti but still shrouded in questions for the future.
