Pisa accelerates for Nicolas Viola. The attacking midfielder of Cagliariwho will see his contract expire on Sunday 30 June, seems to be close, as reported by Sports Daily, to find an agreement with the team that will be led by Filippo Inzaghi.
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“We’ll see what happens for Viola”, Cagliari sporting director Nereo Bonato said after being questioned on the topic of renewing the Calabrian attacking midfielder, protagonist in the rossoblù’s salvation with 5 goals and 2 assists in the championship. However, Ranieri’s farewell and the still awaited arrival of Nicola could have led to a goodbye. According to what was reported by the Tuscan newspaper, Viola would in fact be already in Pisa and he would have carried out athletic tests that would anticipate any medical visits to then sign the agreement with the new team. The class of ’89 would thus return to the cadettry to try to help Pisa climb the championship hierarchies, with Inzaghi who could thus base his new course on a player of quality and experience like the latest rossoblù number 10. The connection with the new Nerazzurri coach may have facilitated the negotiation. Viola played 46 games in Serie A and B for Inzaghi in Benevento, scoring 15 goals and 10 assists. A relationship that also went beyond the pitch, with the presence of the same footballer at the wedding of the former national team striker in recent weeks in Formentera.
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