Dance on tiptoe, Sassuolo. And on the same stage on which the Neroverdi who have to redesign the attack dance (Laurientè, with Fiorentina who has made a comeback and Pinamonti as well, while Berardi is known) moves the Palermo of the former Dionisi. The rosanero are looked after by the neroverde management, who have put the name of Matteo Brunori in their notebook, who scored 17 goals in 37 games with Palermo last season. And at Sassuolo, it seems, they would be looking at the rosanero, who wouldn’t mind enlisting Samuele Mulattieri to the cause, who arrived last summer in the neroverde after an important season at Frosinone, precisely with that Fabio Grosso who arrived to sit, in the meantime, on the bench of Sassuolo. Crossed destinies and common tables in this first phase of the transfer market, for two clubs who also seem to have another common objective, for the attack, namely the 2002 Sebastiano Esposito. The attacker played last season for Sampdoria (23 games, 6 goals) and returns to Inter, ready to loan him back. Empoli have already made a move, but Sassuolo and, indeed, the rosanero are also in the window, against whom the black-green trajectories seem to intersect with curious frequency.
According to the radio market, in fact, Dionisi would have given a mandate to his management to try to reach not only Mulattieri, but also Gregoire Defrel, who the former Sassuolo coach has never hidden that he appreciates for his tactical flexibility. Script still to be written, however, also because Sassuolo’s attackers, thanks to the returns from loans of Alvarez from Samp, Moro from Spezia, Antiste from Reggiana and D’Andrea from Catanzaro, are starting to have some, net of the ‘excellent’ departures ‘, already a number. Without neglecting Flavio Russo: in the Primavera he scored 24 goals in 35 games and ok that he turns 20 in August, ok that among the pros he only played once (with Catania, in the Italian Cup C) but given the ‘numbers’ what’s wrong, don’t you want to give him a chance?
Stefano Fogliani
