“Pisa, an attack that travels in the hands of SuperPippo”, headlines The Tyrrhenian Sea.
Valoti’s farewell is heavy but the department already offers guarantees.
Pending the choice of the sporting director (the club is talking these days with Davide Vaira) and the announcement of Filippo Inzaghi as the new coach, Pisa will find themselves with an important legacy in attack from last season. If it is true that Alberto Aquilani’s Pisa had the third worst defense, 54 goals against, it is equally true that they finished with the 6th attack of the tournament with 51 goals […].
However, there will not be the top scorer of the 2023/2024 team with 10 goals. In fact, Mattia Valoti was not redeemed and returned to Monza, together with Marco D’Alessandro, so Pisa will have to find a midfielder who is good at insertions, strong in front of goal and infallible from 11 meters […].
At the moment Inzaghi will find two players he knows well as Matteo Tramoni (contracted until 2026 like his brother Lisandru) and Stefano Moreo. Moreo’s contract expires in 2025. So a renewal could be discussed soon. The same goes for Ernesto Torregrossa, followed by Brescia. To possibly think about people like Lapadula or Brunori, just to name two names that have come out recently, we will first have to sell. Pisa will focus heavily on young players they already have at home. One above all is Nicholas Bonfanti, 22 years old, who is the Serie B player with the best impact among those who changed teams in January with his 5 goals in 16 games (6 total goals). Despite some ailments he is the second best scorer on the team. He is the present and the future of the Nerazzurri attack. It is no coincidence that Pisa has put him under contract until 2027. Like Alessandro Arena himself who, after showing good numbers in his first season in Serie B, could definitively explode.
