Today’s edition of “Il Corriere dello Sport” focuses on the day’s negotiations in Serie B.
There is time for the transfer market for Giallorossi players. First we need to clarify the top management roles of Catanzaro. Tomorrow, in fact, the meeting between president and coach is scheduled: Floriano Noto and Vincenzo Vivarini must decide what to do quickly. The coach is also under contract for next season, but if he lands in Serie A he could be freed without problems thanks to a contractual clause. The sirens of Venezia who insist on having him for the next tournament, having presented him with an offer, could have the upper hand. Catanzaro also loses sporting director Giuseppe Magalini, who is expected to sign with Bari today. The alternatives, or rather President Noto’s plan B, if the meeting with Mr. Vivarini were to mark the end of the relationship are already there and lead to an internal solution with Massimo Biava, ex Torino, responsible for the youth sector since last January. For the bench the suggestion is Mimmo Toscano.
Rebus benches. Having confirmed the choice of Alessandro Nesta by Monza, Reggiana keeps contacts with Fabio Caserta (45) alive. In contention Ignazio Abate (37) and Massimo Donati (43). Also worth following are Roberto Breda (54), Marco Zaffaroni (55) and Cristian Bucchi (47). The candidacy of Alberto Aquilani (39) rises as he farewells to Pisa and is also linked to the Salernitana bench. As a compensation for freeing Nesta, holder of a contract that has been renewed until 2025 with salvation, Adriano Galliani could be asked for a footballer. Nesta could bring with him the attacking wildcard Natan Girma (22). The list of possible coaches examined by Pisa to replace Alberto Aquilani who is close to consensual termination is extensive. Fabio Caserta, formerly of Cosenza and contacted by Reggiana, joins Pippo Inzaghi evaluated by Bari. In addition to Donati and Viali. For the sporting director with Giovanni Rossi (ex Sassuolo) favored over Renzo Castagnini (Brescia), Mattia Baldini (ex Sampdoria) resists. Marco D’Alessandro and Mattia Valoti will not be bought out by Monza for now. Tommaso Barbieri, however, will be bought out by Juventus, although it is likely that the Juventus club will assert the right of counter-buyout. The future of Emanuele Zuelli on loan at Carrarese is to be decided.
