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The summer window of negotiations for Italian teams will officially open on July 1st, but for weeks now all anyone has been talking about is the transfer market. Like all the other teams that will take part in the Serie A championship, the Gialloblù club also seems to be working to strengthen the squad to hand over to mister Fabio Pecchia in view of the upcoming season: between rumours and chatter of the moment that chase each other, the column of ParmaLive.com will try to shed light on the various situations that are constantly evolving role by role.
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GOALKEEPER CHAPTER
There have been several goalkeepers who have been linked to the Crusaders in recent weeks, a sign that the club is looking around to find a new player Leandro Chichizola a colleague of the calibre who can provide the coach and his teammates with the guarantees needed to play in the top national competition. The Argentine seems to be able to stay in yellow and blue to play his cards, or at most, take on the role of assistant and at the same time act as a “mother hen” for the many young players in the squad.
Speaking of youth, with the return of Filippo Rinaldi from the loan to Olbia the number of goalkeepers competing for the third role would rise to three, also considering the presence of Edward Crows e Martin Turk. It is therefore possible that two of these could start with the aim of finding that continuity of performance useful for their respective growth paths that they would not find here.
THE NAMES JOINED
Emil Audero: Goalkeeper, Sampdoria (1997) – The goalkeeper returning from his experience with Inter had been approached by Parma in the wake of the hypothesis regarding a possible exchange with Gennaro Tutino, but given the redemption of the former Napoli player by Cosenza, the deal will not take place in these terms. Despite this, the Gialloblù’s interest in the ’97 class seems to remain alive and is followed by various Serie A teams.
Alessio Cragno: Goalkeeper, Monza (1994) – Michele Di Gregorio’s imminent move to Juventus would not rule out the possible departure of the former Cagliari player in the summer transfer window. After his time at Sassuolo, the 1994-born player returned to the Brianza base and now mister Alessandro Nesta will be called upon to make the necessary assessments in view of next season, but the red and white club is already sounding out several goalkeepers on the market. Parma, Torino and Atalanta remain vigilant on Cragno.
Dominik Kotarski: Goalkeeper, PAOK Thessaloniki (2000) – Genoa is now the yellow-blues’ main competitor to reach the former Ajax who showed off themselves during the recently concluded season. The demands of the Greeks to let the Croatian leave remain very high: the Juventus club, in fact, makes a valuation of around 10 million euros (including bonuses) for 2000 for their national team and the Ligurians are trying to negotiate on the figure in order to ensure the boy’s performance.
Mark Silvestri: Goalkeeper, Udinese (1991) – After losing his starting spot in the Bianconeri eleven, the former Cagliari and Hellas Verona player (recovering from a muscle injury) has ended up in the sights of the Gialloblù. Despite some recent news reporting that the Friulians’ goalkeeper would prefer to continue his rehabilitation in Udine in order to become eligible again, the trail that would lead to the experienced class of ’91 has not yet completely faded. In fact, there are recent rumors that he would leave during the summer and Udinese are taking precautions by looking around in order to find a new deputy for Okoye.
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