“Catanzaro, Lovisa is more than an idea”, headlines the Southern Gazette.
President Noto will meet coach Vivarini on Tuesday and will try to secure him.
The club did not bandage its head and wasted no time regretting its sporting director. Beyond the annoyance at the way in which the divorce took place (and is still taking place), in via Gioacchino da Fiore they immediately reconnected with old discussions and surveys to identify Giuseppe Magalini’s replacement. It is a question parallel to the intricate issue relating to Vincenzo Vivarini, always requested in Serie A and awaited on Tuesday by the confrontation with president Noto. Management.
The sixth transfer market man of this management (before the Venetian who is about to join Bari there were Doronzo, Logiudice, Cerri and Pelliccioni), could be the youngest of all: Matteo Lovisa, linked to the Giallorossi in the winter, is a a concrete and already tested idea that excites society for a series of reasons. The first is age: the Juve sporting director Stabia is very young, but has a fair amount of experience behind him between the last Serie C championship won with the Campania team and the six previous seasons of training in his family’s Pordenone team (his father he was the owner and president) with an annexed jump to Serie B dated 2019. Very close to Cristiano Giuntoli, technical director of Juventus, Lovisa is one of the profiles that the Catanzaro owners consider potentially suitable for setting up a new project on the managerial level. However, he is not the only one among the sporting directors under observation: at the moment there is someone on the scene who knows what he is doing like Luca Leone (for four years at Ternana) and, further down, other figures who however are less convincing for various reasons, such as Ciro Polito who has just been released by Bari. However, Mauro Meluso must be considered unattainable, who after finishing with Napoli would prefer not to return to Serie B (and in any case so far he would not have been contacted by Catanzaro) […].
