Ferrara There will be no (other) words to listen to and write down in the last week of June, at Spal. Joe Tacopinaafter introducing the new coach Andrea Dossenahas returned to the United States and now awaits daily updates on the first moves of the new sporting direction.
For the new managers chosen by the president, the next few days will be characterized by a good dose of work behind the scenes, by settling in and becoming familiar with the “GB Fabbri” of via Copparo, and by the alignment of those first steps fundamental to implement the strategies of a summer that will lead Spal to achieve sporting and economic objectives. The sports director Paolo Danzè (already made official) is to be considered operational with the coach and with the first representatives of the players who made themselves in touch via telephone, but its official presentation will only take place from next July 1st (new season formality).
Here is the CEO A different discussion, however, must be made for the future general manager Luca Carra. “Future” for the simple fact that the official release of Corrado Di Taranto (in Cesena) and Carra himself is expected to join tomorrow or the day after. The now former general manager of Catania, for whom he vouched for the consultant Dante Scibiliashould still arrive at the office today to breathe some blue-white air.
Carra – together with the various dedicated departments of the club that are already active – will have to accelerate for the presentation of the next season ticket campaign (last year “I will grow up with you” was activated from 12 July). If the timing were repeated it would mean that the opening of loyalty programs would coincide with the players’ gathering at the sports center for medical visits and tests useful for anticipating the trip to Val di Sole scheduled for Monday 15th.
Parravicini In the meantime, the U19 Azzurra coach, Bernardo Corradi, has called the match Fabio Parravicini for the gathering in preparation for the European category championship in Northern Ireland which takes place at the Sudtirol sports center in Maso Ronco. The midfielder (born in 2005) was obviously called up as a Genoa player for all intents and purposes, but his ownership is still with Spal after the loan was not directly redeemed last winter (from mid-season onwards “Parra” played as protagonist with the rossoblù Primavera). Before the arrival of director Danzè, discussions were underway between the two clubs for the extension of the loan for another (full) season. An idea to be discussed as the days go by, which nevertheless remains alive.
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