The big man from Trieste will take on the role of team manager in his first year away from the parquet. Meanwhile, time is running out on the market to define the missing pieces of the roster
A little more than a month after saying goodbye to playing basketball, his new career begins Luca Gandini. The big man originally from Trieste, with a long CV between the team of his city, Varese, Bologna and Sassari, will be the team manager of the men’s team. An important assignment that marks the beginning of a new professional adventure still in the name of Dinamo.
“First of all I would like to thank president Sardara, the club and the entire Dinamo family for the opportunity given to me – he said. Covering the role of team manager will certainly help me to better deal with the separation from playing basketball, I am excited for this new experience, I am aware that it will be very demanding but I will try to assert and pass on the baggage collected over the years around Italy and values that are the basis of the white and blue club”.
He is the general manager Jack Devecchi to comment on Gandini’s addition to the staff: “Luca has been a lynchpin within the dressing room and we are happy to have his experience at the service of the club. He has made him the values and philosophy that permeate Dinamo on and off the pitch and we are sure that he will be a great plus for all of us.”.
Meanwhile, the work of Federico Pasquini continues incessantly, committed to defining the missing pieces of the roster. In the last few hours, the names of the three players who could close the group and then make it available to Nenad Markovic have taken shape. This is the combo guard Brian Fobbsof the pivot wing Nate Renfro and the eighteen year old from Sassari Stefano Trucchettiwho in recent years has accumulated important experiences first with Aurora Desio and then with Borgomanero in Serie B. For the role of pivot winger, in recent days an interest in the former Napoli player had also emerged Tariq Owens.
Aldo Gallizzi
