Benevento is not giving up and Rimini has stiffened. It is true that there is a clause that allows a club to take Morra without negotiating, but for Lamesta it is necessary to find an agreement with the red and white club. Since the two cases are linked, since the buyer is the same, in the end the repercussions of one deal will inevitably fall on the other.
The meeting today
Having Rimini raised the wall on Lamesta, given that they did not like the possibility that Benevento could steal Morra via the 100 thousand euro clause, the Campania club wants to meet Geria and his associates today to define the double deal. So the idea of the Giallorossi technical director Marcello Carli, a Tuscan from Colle Val D’Elsa, is to do everything openly, without “stealing” Morra through the clause also because, by doing so, the chances of reaching Lamesta are reduced would reduce significantly. In short, Benevento wants to unblock this negotiation, which is apparently experiencing a stalemate, and they want to do so by moving on friendly lines.
Rimini has no problem meeting Carli (probably in Romagna) also because it is always good and right for the potential seller to listen to the buyer.
The solution studied
The news filters through from Benevento that the solution being studied is to offer Rimini a certain amount for the two players. For example, 150 thousand for Morra and the same for Lamesta for a total deal of 300 thousand euros. Let’s be clear, these are symbolic figures in the sense that Benevento will aim to pay Morra more and Lamesta a little less. As if to say «I don’t take advantage of the clause, but I offer you an “X” amount for both of us».
In short, we will look each other in the eye, we will talk, we will also negotiate to maintain good relations because in the future the paths of Rimini and Benevento could cross again on the market.
Triennial also for Morra
Morra and Lamesta are on holiday but have the same agent who has therefore been personally pursuing this deal for at least a week. To convince Morra that he is very thoughtful, as he was last year when he accepted Rimini’s courtship, Benevento has changed strategy: no longer a two-year contract but a three-year contract like Lamesta.
Rumors about Patricio Goglino
Finally, the rumor spreads from Sassari that Rimini has asked Patricio Goglino, an Argentine striker born in 2001, on loan from Torres.
