The summer negotiation window for Italian teams will officially open its doors on July 1st, but for weeks now there has been no talk other than the transfer market. Just like all the other teams that will take part in the Serie A championship, the yellow-blue club also seems to be working to strengthen the squad to be handed over to coach Fabio Pecchia in view of the upcoming season: amid rumors and chatter of the moment that chasing the ParmaLive.com column will try to clarify the different situations that are constantly evolving role by role.
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MIDFIELDER CHAPTER
Although contacts are underway between the management and the player for the extension of the contract, the hypothesis of a possible departure by Hernani it is always alive and also for this reason the gialloblù continue to monitor various profiles in order to strengthen the nerve center of the pitch. Putting the discussion related to the possible farewell of the Brazilian on stand-by for a moment, a Methodist capable of orchestrating the maneuver and assisting in this phase of dirty work would be equally convenient. In this regard, in fact, the market men of president Kyle Krause are doing their utmost in this direction and the profiles that correspond to the identikits in question circulated around Parma are now varied.
THE NAMES JOINED
Gianluca Busio: Central midfielder, Venice (2002) – The name of the American is back in fashion in our area who during the cadet season just ended was one of the great drivers of the lagoon team towards promotion. The orange-greens wouldn’t want to deprive themselves of the boy, but we know that the player has long been a target of the Crusader number one and who knows, during this summer he might think of attempting a lunge to try to snatch him from Venezia.
Gianluca Gaetano: Attacking midfielder, Naples (2000) – As already known from last season, it is certainly no mystery that the product of the Neapolitan academy is one of Pecchia’s main desires and the ducal management is trying to satisfy the coach’s requests. In fact, it seems that the yellow-blue club has made an initial offer for the attacking midfielder, which would have been rejected by Napoli given that Conte’s diktac is to evaluate the entire team during the summer retreat before letting anyone leave. For the moment the situation seems to be on stand-by, although a meeting should be held in a few days between the Italian management and Gaetano’s entourage in order to find a solution for his future.
Julius Major: Mediano, Salernitana (1998) – The rumor has been circulating for a few weeks now that the Crusaders are on the lookout for developments on the future of the former Spezia. After the relegation of the Granata, in fact, Maggiore could decide not to go down to Serie B and therefore say goodbye to his current fans, given and also considered the advances of Como and Genoa who are also intent on grabbing his performances in view of next season. According to some sources, 5 million euros are requested by the people of Campania to sacrifice the former Spezia, but to date there have been no concrete movements in this regard.
Luca Mazzitelli: Central midfielder, Frosinone (1995) – After having stood out positively during the unfortunate season with the Ciociari shirt, the captain of the yellow and blue team would have attracted the attention of various teams. Among these there would also be Parma, inclined to add a player capable of combining quantity and quality in their midline. However, there would be strong interest in him from Palermo, with Como and Venice ready to enter the race to secure the Roman.
Edouard Michut: Central midfielder, Paris Saint-Germain (2003) – The yellow-blue club would have sent an offer of 2 and a half million euros to reach the French gem owned by the Parisians who wore the shirt of the Parisians during the recently concluded season Adana Demispor, but for the moment everything is silent regarding any developments in this regard. The young midfielder, suitable above all for attacking rather than in the rebound phase, is followed by Besiktas, bewitched by the class of 2003 after the excellent year just played in Turkey.
Fabio Miretti: Central midfielder, Juventus (2003) – With the arrival of Thiago Motta on the bench of the Old Lady, the latest rumors speak of a possible departure of the Juventus all-rounder this summer. Although with Massimiliano Allegri the boy had managed to carve out a space for himself as a protagonist on the Juventus chessboard, now his position is no longer so clear after the arrival of the new coach and many teams in our championship, including Parma, are waiting for news I respect the decision that the Turin club will make regarding its future.
Stefano Sensi: Central midfielder, Inter (1995) – The opportunity to sign the player on a free transfer is an opportunity that appeals to many teams and Parma has been included in the circle of suitors for the former Sassuolo player. However, Como is the club that has taken the most concrete steps for the class of ’95, even if currently the first offer presented by the Como team seems to have been returned to the sender.
Ibrahima Sissoko: Mediano, Strasbourg (1997) – On 30 June Sissoko will free himself from Strasbourg and will be free to negotiate with anyone who presents himself with a valid and convincing proposal. The Malian giant has ended up in the sights of Krause’s transfer men and who knows, a real negotiation may soon arise between the player’s entourage and the Gialloblù management.
Tanner Tessmann Mediano, Venice (2001) – For the 2001 lagoon players the competition is tough and it will not be at all easy for Parma to snatch the American from the orange-greens who are not currently of the idea of wanting to deprive themselves of what has undoubtedly been one of the great protagonists of the ride towards Serie A for the team led by Paolo Vanoli. Inter are also following Tessmann closely and the Nerazzurri would be willing to buy the boy and then leave him on loan to Venezia for next season: a proposal that could make president Duncan Niederauer waver.
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