“The new week is the decisive one. The arrival of Inzaghi and the change of sporting director”, headlines the Sports newspaper.
Meanwhile, Aquilani has rejected Reggiana: Frosinone and Catanzaro eligible for election. The search for director continues.
The penultimate week of June could really be the week of announcements, while in the background Pisa has not yet released its reservations for the new director. For the moment, there are two certainties. On the one hand the farewell, already in black and white for a week, of Stefano Stefanelli, on the other the arrival of Pippo Inzaghi, who will get married in Formentera tomorrow before putting his mind fully to the Nerazzurri project. Figures and contracts will be made known at the announcement, which should arrive between the end of the month and the beginning of July, but there are already rumors of a two-year deal with the option for a third year for the former World Champion. The uncertainties instead concern the methods of farewell of Alberto Aquilani, with his new team and the name of the next sporting director of the Pisa Sporting Club. As for the coach, or rather the former coach, his future has not yet been determined outlined. In fact, in the last few hours the coach, after taking his time, rejected Reggiana who preferred to turn to William Viali, already among the candidates for the Pisa bench. Aquilani could go to Frosinone or Catanzaro, two clubs that have been courting him for days, but Salernitana would even be interested in him. However, he is waiting to put pen to paper on his separation from the Nerazzurri club, for which severance pay is still being negotiated. In any case, as has been known for weeks, it will be a consensual agreement on contractual termination between the parties.
The sporting director affair, however, is continuing to keep the world of Nerazzurri football in suspense. Renzo Castagnini has now rejected Pisa, after a long negotiation that seemed to be able to lead to an agreement. Brescia convinced him at the photo finish to stay in the Rondinelle, which is why he continues the search for a player. Giovanni Corrado and Alexander Knaster also had Giovanni Rossi, ex Sassuolo, Mattia Baldini, ex Sampdoria, and Giuseppe Magalini, now ex Catanzaro, on their list for a long time. The latter, very close to Bari, is at the center of a legal battle to free himself and settle in Puglia. Silence instead and telephones disconnected for Baldini and Rossi, closed in absolute secrecy, while they await news from Pisa, but the club could also have a surprise coup in store […].
