“Brunori, Luperini and Pierozzi: Pisa is moving. Nerazzurri with a treasure of 10 million”, headlines the Sports newspaper.
The Palermo striker is liked but he costs a lot. The former Pontedera midfielder and the young Fiorentina full-back are in the sights.
A day dedicated to the transfer market, not only for the loan redemption window, which expires yesterday. In fact, the Pisa Sporting Club has started to look around, testing the waters for potential purchases and showing interest in a trio of very interesting players. We start with the attack. Pisa has entered a group of three teams fighting for Matteo Luigi Brunori, 29 years old, now almost ex-captain of Palermo, because the rosanero should sell him in the next transfer window. The valuation is between 4 and 6 million and currently Pisa and Modena are very interested in the player, but Brescia is also in the window, more out of the way. In midfield, however, the Nerazzurri club is following Gregorio Luperini, 30 years old. Having already grown up in the youth sector of Pisa, as well as being Pisan by birth, the midfielder played three seasons in Pontedera, while in recent years he has worn the shirts of Palermo, Perugia and Ternana, also putting the Nerazzurri in difficulty during the last match in championship. Then there is a third player that Pisa is looking at. Perhaps the most interesting profile of him, also due to his young age. This is Niccolò Pierozzi, born in 2001, a Fiorentina full-back, on loan from Salernitana. Capable of covering both roles on the wing, he is a potential profile identified by the Nerazzurri club to cover Barbieri’s position, if Juventus redeem the player in these three days.
In fact, as is known, the loan redemption window ended yesterday. Pisa collected 9.9 million euros yesterday alone. A considerable sum. The highest collection in Nerazzurri history comes from the sale of Lorenzo Lucca (8 million), who moved outright to Udinese, who had already spent 10% of the total, around 800 thousand euros, at the start of the season as an expensive loan. Furthermore, in Lucca the company has retained another 10% clause on future resale. Added to this are the 1.2 million euros that Spezia invested to buy Adam Nagy, and the 700 thousand euros of Bari for Giuseppe Sibilli […].
