“Cosenza, revolving doors for loans. Delvecchio and Alvini evaluate the choices”, headlines the Southern Gazette.
From July 1st, ten players will leave, but six will return, whose futures are yet to be deciphered.
Crossed paths. For ten players who will leave the rossoblù dressing room at the end of their respective loans (Antonucci, Canotto, Crespi, Fontanarosa, Forte, Frabotta, Mazzocchi, Praszelik, Viviani, Zuccon), six will return. Their future at Cosenza, however, still remains to be deciphered.
At the top of the list is Christian D’Urso. The Rietinian is the market sacrifice made a year ago to create the salary margin necessary to perfect the latest market moves (Gemmi took Forte and Canotto on the last day of summer negotiations). Triestina’s failure to promote meant that the redemption conditional on reaching Serie B was lost. The player, who still has a twelve-month contract with the rossoblù, is coming off a good season, marked by three goals and nine assists. His technical quality is not in question and, furthermore, he can count on the advantage of already knowing Alvini, who had him with him at Perugia.
He is not the only element among those who will return to base to meet Fucecchio’s coach. Filippo Sgarbi has also already played with him. The defender from Varese moved to Ternana in January and quickly assumed the role of starter with Breda, but at the end of March he stopped due to an injury to the Achilles tendon in his right leg suffered in training. First of all, therefore, the Sila medical staff will have to evaluate his physical conditions […].
Massimo Zilli will also return to Cosenza. The Friulian striker was not bought out by Spal. However, the Este family are still interested in him and could return to office in July, aiming to close at more economically advantageous figures compared to what was agreed five months ago […]. There are also other B and C clubs on Aries.
Andrea Hristov will also return. The Bulgarian was Roberto Goretti’s investment in 2021: over 500 thousand euros to buy him from Slavia Sofia. A deal that turned out to be negative for Cosenza, however, as the defender was unable to assume the importance desired by the Perugian sports director […]. It is therefore difficult to see him again with the rossoblù shirt.
Even for Alessandro Arioli and Salvatore Dario La Vardera there shouldn’t be Cosenza in the immediate future […].
