All eyes on the Cittadella full-back, who can play both on the right and left: the point on incoming and outgoing negotiations. Brunori…
“For the pressing lane on Carissoni. Vandeputte, decisive week”. This is the title of today’s edition of the “Giornale di Sicilia”, which puts the spotlight on Palermo. Sports director Morgan De Sanctis continues to work hard to set up a team that can aim for direct promotion. One of the priorities of the City Football Group club remains to sign a full-back who is competent in both defense and attack. With Aurelio about to leave, Palermo would have targeted Lorenzo Carissoni of Cittadella, “who stood out against Palermo last season by providing decisive assists and demonstrating solid reliability. However, with the arrival of Masciangelo, he too with ownership ambitions, Carissoni could be available”, we read. Also in the background is Di Chiara from Parma, with the Rosanero club reportedly carefully evaluating all options, also considering the interest of other Serie A teams and Salernitana for Carissoni himself.
At the same time, Palermo is involved in another negotiation: the interest in Vandeputte from Catanzaro “is strong”, with the player who collected 14 assists in the last Serie B season, confirming himself among the best in the role. “The negotiations are progressing, but Palermo is trying to close the deal within the limit of 3 million euros, also considering the possibility of inserting technical compensation”, continues the well-known newspaper.
Movements also for the defense: at the top of the list is the name of Ferrari, available on a free transfer after leaving Sassuolo, but there is interest in him from Serie A teams such as Como and Venezia. Long live the Nikolaou track, but his fate seems linked to other market dynamics and the future of Lucioni. Finally, the Brunori chapter: the Palermo captain ended up in the sights of other teams, but without offers that satisfy Palermo’s request of six million euros. If Brunori were to leave, the management have already identified possible replacements, including Cagliari’s Lapadula, Sassuolo’s Mulattieri and Inter’s Pio Esposito. Furthermore, Palermo continues to monitor Celtic’s Vata. Further updates coming soon…
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