As he writes Bresciaoggi, confirmation of Borrelli does not cancel out any new arrivals in attack. Among the names marked in the notebook of sporting director Renzo Castagnini there are also those of Andrea La Mantia (’91) e Edoardo Soleri (’97), outgoing central striker owned by Palermo. The Roman attacker, who was also followed in the previous transfer session, is however also interested in Spezia.
The Rosanero club, which is preparing for a real offensive revolution, has opened up to the sale. There is also an exit Matteo Brunori (’94), valued at 10 million euros and ready to be replaced by Gianluca Lapadula (’90), a striker who scored only 3 goals with Cagliari in the last Serie A, but who boasts a haul of 59 goals in 106 appearances in Serie B. The former Rossoneri had also received attention from Brescia, like his peer Christian Lund Gytkjaer (’90), an authentic talisman as far as the play-offs are concerned but who seems close to renewing his agreement with Venezia.
Out of reach Gennaro Tutino (’96), 20 goals in 35 appearances with Cosenza and which the rossoblù will have the chance to redeem from Parma: the Neapolitan attacker, however, seems destined to return to Emilia and then be sold to Serie A (Empoli in pole position over Venezia) .
In the background too Pedro Mendes (’99), former Sporting Lisbon owned by Ascoli e Lorenzo Sgarbi, born in 2001 who made the fortunes of former Biancazzurro sporting director Giorgio Perinetti’s Avellino: 7 goals and 15 assists in 34 appearances in the last season in Serie C.
