As announced, Friday 14 June was the deadline for exercising redemption rights on loaned players. If SPAL’s decision not to buy him out now seems clear for Dalmonte, the Brescia he instead exercised the buyout option for Lorenzo Dickmann (1996) by making the news public domain through a short and concise statement on its corporate channels. The redemption formula involves the payment of 250 thousand euros in two years. Based on the information gathered by colleagues at Bresciaingol.com, Cellino would have proposed a lump sum payment to SPAL with a figure between 160 and 180 thousand euros, but the negotiation never really took off on this basis. SPAL, for its part, would have invited the counterparty to think about a possible negotiation for Maistro, currently one of its highest paid players.
Dickmann moved to Brescia at the end of the 2023 transfer market session and made 37 appearances overall (between the championship and promotion play-offs in Serie A) enriched by 1 goal and 4 assists. His place as a starter has never been in question since the fourth day of the championship, in which he made his debut just 3 days after his signing was official, and effectively missing only 2 matches (one due to precarious physical conditions and one for disqualification). The local sports news has repeatedly underlined how Dickmann was one of the undisputed protagonists of Brescia’s good season due to his continuity of performance and the performances he offered. Now a two-year contract has been arranged for him with an option for a further year.
The story between Dickmann and SPAL therefore ends definitively, with 115 overall appearances between Serie A and B and 8 goals, in addition to the captain’s armband worn during the second round of the 2022-2023 season after the sale of Salvatore Esposito to Spezia .
