The first goal of the next Benevento it’s clear: guarantee new goals for Gaetano Auteri, adding weight to the Giallorossi attack to try to achieve that goal only cherished in the last season. Marcellus Carli he took the coach’s input and went strong and direct on Claudio Morra (read here), vice-top scorer of group B of Serie C. Nineteen goals scored in the championship, to which add the one scored in the Italian Cup, by the striker of Riminisecond only to Shpendi of the Cesena.
A haul to which to add the three assists dispensed, very respectable numbers that certainly did not go unnoticed. The technical director of the Strega had to hurry up, because the profile of the boy from Savigliano is liked a lot and also by the Vicenza et al Pescaraas well as atArezzo where the new coach Emanuele Troise he would gladly take it with him in his amaranth experience.
The arrival of the Neapolitan coach in Rimini, moreover, was fundamental in changing the course of the season of the Romagna team and of the Morra. A team last in the standings after eight days, capable of finishing in tenth position, achieving salvation and realizing the play-off dream. The exploit of Gubbio and a race stopped only against the Perugiaamong other things due to a scoreless score which didn’t please him Morra.
Having partially overcome the disappointment, in a subsequent interview given to Courier of Romagnathe class of 1995 questioned the play-off formula (asking at least extra time before sanctioning an elimination and rewarding the best classified) and greeted everyone by talking about his future: “I feel good in Rimini and at Rimini and I have already said it several times. Now I’m leaving for holidays and if something were to happen, my agent will take care of it“. And many people must have called the agent’s number, including Marcello Carliintent on securing the 29-year-old striker from Riminifor the third time in double figures in Serie C: with the Pro Vercelli (13) in the 2018/19 season and with the Piacenza (11) in the 2022-23 tournament the other previous ones.
Born in the province of Cuneo, Morra he tasted Serie B after dreaming of making his debut in the top league with the Turin. Gian Piero Ventura took him to the bench at San Siro on the occasion of a challenge against the Milanbut without letting him in. A football marriage with the Granata team consummated after a failed escape attempt. As a young man, in fact, Morra he had decided to try the adventure in Spain, finding ‘hospitality’ at the Levant. The failure to grant the transfer, however, convinced him to return to Italy Verona. A brief interlude in the Scaliger youth sector, before landing in the shadow of the Mole.
The dreams cultivated in his Piedmont, the victory of a championship Spring and the need to pack up and move to the South to pursue a real career as a footballer. The debut among the greats with the Fidelis Andria in the 2015-16 season, the call-up to theUnder 20 blue (one goal in two appearances) and a southern group that he could find again after nine years, being able to rely on a considerable wealth of experience built, among others, at Savonaat the Virtus Entella et al Pordenone.
