The Genoa has clear ideas on the market and, for once, he can afford the luxury of not rushing and not making hasty choices. The feeling is that this year the market will be particularly long and slow. On the other hand, Genoa has to change little and – among other things – deal with the famous barriers that limit incoming moves.
Precisely for this reason, as long as there is no transfer, Genoa will not be able to welcome new reinforcements. The idea is to act calmly and carefully, while the talent scouts examine profiles that could suit Gilardino.
In the meantime, we continue to work on confirmations from Spence and Vitinha and to zero-cost operations, such as the return of the young Alessandro Marcandalli, fresh from an excellent championship at Reggiana, and the young people on the launching pad like Matturro and Ankeye who could have more space.
With regard to Spence and Vitinha, negotiations are underway with the respective clubs to extend the loan. Word comes from France that Marseille is pushing to sell the attacker permanently.
Genoa are interested, but until there is a transfer, they cannot expose themselves. The management therefore remains pressed to close another loan, strong in the boy’s desire to continue under the lantern. It would be the best solution at the moment, but the negotiation has its times and phases to respect.
There will then be space to delve deeper the Miretti hypothesis for the midfield, player who sporting director Ottolini really likes and who Genoa is monitoring.
Transfers chapter: the future of Gudmundsson is uncertain for various reasons, but the Icelandic leprechaun is not the only prized piece. Of course, it’s the one that could be monetized better, but the lights remain on big on Martinez, which has a significant share. In fact, if Genoa were to sell someone, they will only do so at a price of gold. Cash.
