More open fronts, with an eye always on that identity card that can make the difference. And to the opportunities for their young people who still need to grow. The market continues to move Cagliariwhich looks at what is happening an ocean away (here to read about the Uruguayan names that the rossoblù club is looking at) but above all how close it moves. Especially near Salò.
Collaboration
The relationship between Cagliari and Feralpi has already proven positive last season. The loan of Christos Kourfalidis, who will return to Sardinia at least to carry out the retreat, was confirmation of this for last year. With the dense dialogues that had also brought Elio Capradossi’s passage to the city overlooking Lake Garda closer. The relationship between the parties could become even more stable. With the roads that lead to Salò and those that lead from Lombardy to Cagliari which could be traveled by multiple profiles. In the past few hours we have told you about Cagliari’s interest in Mattia Felician attacking winger who scored 4 goals and 5 assists in his first season in Serie B, attracting more suitors from Serie A and Serie B. The Lazio player born in 2001 is appreciated by the island club, which, in order to bet on his profile as well as making an effort economical could open to different options. On the table, in fact, there could be more elements coming from the rossoblù youth teams considered interesting by Feralpisalò who will play the Serie C championship next season. After the conclusion of the experience in Olbia, Luigi PalombaNicholas Cavuoti and Francesco Zallu they could in fact get closer to an experience away from the Island. Feralpi would welcome Cagliari’s opening for the three former members of the rossoblù Primavera, who have already ended up under the radar of some third-series clubs. Starting from Cavuoti, specially observed by Pescara where another former Cagliari player like Michele Masala already plays, and Palomba, who attracted the attention of the Vis Pesaro. With Zallu who also had requests from cadetry.
Matteo Cardia
