Since the separation with Modena, Davide Vaira has rearranged his ideas and spoken with various clubs who would have liked to offer him a seat. There were some calls from C, Catania and Foggia, important opportunities that were about to blossom in B like Sampdoria or Pisa, the Cosenza track was very concrete after Gemmi’s departure. Now, the most direct contacts seem to be those with Catanzaro. In any case, the former Canary sporting director is ready to return to the track as soon as possible after three years in Emilia: “I want to return immediately – he told his colleagues at Tuttomercatoweb – let’s see if something happens and if the conditions are right, I was pleased to receive some phone calls. We’ll see if any developments follow.” Catanzaro said goodbye to Magalini, architect of the Calabrians’ fortunes in recent years. Vaira is certainly among the candidates, Bari also thought about it but precisely in this incredible domino effect Magalini is about to be announced by the Galletti after Polito’s farewell. In short, the market for sports directors is really hot and once all the chairs are filled, the market for players will inevitably accelerate too. Speaking of next season: “I see Palermo as the protagonists, who have hired the right coach – he said, referring to Alessio Dionisi – Bari will make a good transfer and must start again with a new cycle. We need to understand what will happen with Salernitana: if Petrachi went he would make an important team. Sampdoria has some problems but will have to be protagonists. In Genoa the public expects a high-level championship.
In Modena, Vaira brought Bozhanaj and Battistella from Carrarese. And the satisfaction of having seen her return to Serie B is not hidden: “I’m from Carrara, I’m happy for the city, the ownership and the management. I’ve seen many matches, they were incredible. Talking about surprise isn’t even right. Calabro was exceptional, he changed the team’s mentality.” Antonio Calabro, former coach of Carpi in the 2017/2018 season, for more. As far as the Canary Islands market is concerned, Borrelli, officially redeemed by Brescia, fades away.
