The striker now at Rimini was close to signing with the biancoscudati last summer
When twelve days ago in London the patron Oughourlian and the President Peghin recommended themselves to the director Mirabelli of “get a double-digit attacker this time”, the latter did not hesitate to immediately remind them of the cost of such an operation. Bringing the two “superiors” back to the ground. But in reality, according to what we understand, an exception to the rule of cost containment could really be made. At least for the attacker. And a name that is still valid is that of Claudio Morra, who, according to what Mirabelli revealed in the press conference, was about to wear the shield-white shirt already last year. The operation was then canceled due to the lack of approval of the then coach Torrente.
Morra great numbers, but there is a clause…
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The Rimini striker’s numbers speak for themselves: 40 appearances across the championship, play-offs and Italian Cup, topped off with 20 goals and 3 assists. Numbers that brought the red and white 9 to the center of the transfer market. However, Romagna society has protected itself well. Morra has a contract that expires in June 2026, plus an important release clause. Which, of course, keeps possible suitors away. Vicenza has already swooped on the attacker, while Padova is studying a formula to be able to get to the player without fainting. Morra is complicated, but there is certainly the desire to bring an already “tested” attacker into the white shield. He was freed from the Ancona supermarket (a company ousted from Lega Pro as we know). Spaniards (15 goals this year), another name in the notebook, which Mantova and Cittadella like in Serie B, and many other Serie C teams. Another profile appreciated by Mirabelli is that of Matteo May (2002 by Pro Vercelli) who now seems destined for Reggiana. The search is ongoing, for a role you really can’t go wrong.
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