The Arena Garibaldi in Pisa is the first choice for Carrarese, having just been promoted to Serie B but without a stadium suited to the category. The patron of the marble workers, Manrico Gemignani, hinted as much in the hours following the success in the Serie C play-offs: “In Pisa? Let’s hope… The mayor is aware of the stadium: I am convinced that he will ensure that the works are carried out. With the support of the City Council. Until the work is finished we will go elsewhere.”
Possibly a double trip to Pisa for the La Spezia fans in the 2024/25 Serie B is expected: one for the match against the home team and one for the one against the newly promoted team. Hypothesis to be verified obviously. In the meantime, the calendar needs to put a Carrarese-Spezia right in the period of work at Dei Marmi; then the police commissioner of Pisa needs to give the green light to granting the stadium to the Apuan fans; finally that it possibly authorizes the transfer of supporters from La Spezia. Pisa and Carrarese are famously twinned and rivals of the whites.
Another stadium that has been talked about as an alternative is the Comunale di Chiavari, which has already hosted Serie B for several seasons in recent times. Even in this case there would be fears of public order, as Carrarese fans would possibly have to cross La Spezia and its province in the case of traveling by train. The ball now passes to the mayor Serena Arrighi.
