A greeting that tastes like farewell or simply goodbye? This is what Marco Bleve launched yesterday on his social profile. “Good morning Carrara, good morning Carrarini. I’m not one for many words but today after a few days I felt like saying thank you! Thank you, because everything we have done is also thanks to you. Thanks to you at home and away, also the farthest, we were never alone for making me feel at home from day one; thank you for making me regain that awareness and confidence that I had lost in the last period society and no one can erase it! 76 years later…Forever grateful.”
On June 30th the loan of the Salento goalkeeper will end and in recent days in an interview he clarified that he should leave for training camp in July with the team from his city that holds his contract. Carrarese will certainly make an attempt to reinsure his services for another season by returning to knock on Pantaleo Corvino’s door.
There are several reasons to leverage. This year the Apuan club has contributed to giving value and visibility to the Lecce goalkeeper by giving him the opportunity to best express his skills in an ideal environment. Bleve played 46 games (38 league games + 8 play-offs), keeping a clean sheet on 23 occasions. He has established himself as the best clean-sheet goalkeeper in the top 5 European leagues. At the moment the Apulian goalkeeper would still be closed to Serie A where it is difficult to imagine him being employed on a permanent basis and therefore being able to continue his growth path in Serie B, still playing as a protagonist and a place that “adores” him and that he loves , it could be the ideal solution. Of course we will have to sit around a table but Carrarese has some cards to play, including player satisfaction.
In the event of black smoke, the Piazza Vittorio Veneto club will logically have another important piece to fill but on the part of the Azzurri fans there is the utmost confidence in the work of a club that in recent years has demonstrated that it knows how to move with competence and prudence in the transfer market, securing important players, revitalizing others who came from negative experiences and focusing on young bets that turned out to be successful. A mix of this kind that will have to be used again this year to try to impress even in a Serie B championship where Carrarese presents itself as an absolute freshman.
Gianluca Bondielli
