The contractual situation of the two center forwards is very different: Spagnoli is released after Ancona’s failure to register for the championship, Morra is under contract with Rimini until 2026even if the agreement with the Romagna club contemplates one termination clause expensive, of around 100 thousand euros, which represents a passepartout to reach the footballer.
For Spagnoli the junction offers the opportunity to increase the salary: since there are no ticket costs to bear, it is clear that the salary is destined to increase. Originally from Pordenone, Spagnoli has blossomed in terms of scoring in the last two seasons at Conero. Before, among professionals, he had scored a maximum of 6 goals with Mestre and Modena. In the red and white however he reached 12 last year and 15 this year. For obvious reasons, there is plenty of competition for him: above all, he likes him Vicenza And Catania, who have very large budgets. However, Arezzo is keeping an eye on him.
The situation is different for Morra, who Troise coached from October to May (17 goals in this period). This is a player who arrived at Serie B with Pro Vercelli, Virtus Entella and Pordenone. In terms of scoring, he did his best things in the third series: 12 goals per game Pro Vercelli11 a.m Piacenza, 19 in Rimini (personal record). The club has secured him with a three-year contract and an important clause: getting there is not easy and would require (between termination and engagement) a significant financial effort. On the attacker there is also the Padua and above all the Benevento.
As for loans, from Modena There’s a gray smoke coming about the future of Lorenzo Coccia. The full-back, born in 2002, is highly sought after by Serie C and has some contact with Serie B. Arezzo is pushing to retain him, the Emilian club also has Cotali in that role but is in no hurry to decide. It is probable, almost certain, that director Catellani will include Coccia among the yellow and blue squad called up for training camp. Businesses related to are also in progress Mawuli (South Tyrol), for which Arezzo would like to speed up the process, and above all Donate And Renzi (Empoli): their fate will only be known in a few weeks.
The names of Alberto Spagnoli (1994) e Claudio Morra (1995) are the ones that are chasing each other in the last hours. Both returning from an excellent season in Serie C with Ancona And Rimini, they scored 15 and 19 goals respectively. Arezzo are interested because they are two profiles that would go well with the style of play that coach has in mind. Troise: Very good finishers in the penalty area but also capable of tying up the game.
The contractual situation of the two center forwards is very different: Spagnoli is released after Ancona’s failure to register for the championship, Morra is under contract with Rimini until 2026even if the agreement with the Romagna club contemplates one termination clause expensive, of around 100 thousand euros, which represents a passepartout to reach the footballer.
For Spagnoli the junction offers the opportunity to increase the salary: since there are no ticket costs to bear, it is clear that the salary is destined to increase. Originally from Pordenone, Spagnoli has blossomed in terms of scoring in the last two seasons at Conero. Before, among professionals, he had scored a maximum of 6 goals with Mestre and Modena. In the red and white however he reached 12 last year and 15 this year. For obvious reasons, there is plenty of competition for him: above all, he likes him Vicenza And Catania, who have very large budgets. However, Arezzo is keeping an eye on him.
The situation is different for Morra, who Troise coached from October to May (17 goals in this period). This is a player who arrived at Serie B with Pro Vercelli, Virtus Entella and Pordenone. In terms of scoring, he did his best things in the third series: 12 goals per game Pro Vercelli11 a.m Piacenza, 19 in Rimini (personal record). The club has secured him with a three-year contract and an important clause: getting there is not easy and would require (between termination and engagement) a significant financial effort. On the attacker there is also the Padua and above all the Benevento.
As for loans, from Modena There’s a gray smoke coming about the future of Lorenzo Coccia. The full-back, born in 2002, is highly sought after by Serie C and has some contact with Serie B. Arezzo is pushing to retain him, the Emilian club also has Cotali in that role but is in no hurry to decide. It is probable, almost certain, that director Catellani will include Coccia among the yellow and blue squad called up for training camp. Businesses related to are also in progress Mawuli (South Tyrol), for which Arezzo would like to speed up the process, and above all Donate And Renzi (Empoli): their fate will only be known in a few weeks.
