by Francesca Mencacci
Let’s go. The transfer market officially starts today. In Pian di Massiano, waiting for corporate news, the red and white managers are moving to start planning the operations. With the debt restructuring, Perugia will have the market blocked for two sessions, this summer and the winter one in January and will therefore be forced first to sell and then to operate incoming. There are several negotiations underway for outgoing players, from Iannoni to Seghetti, passing through Vulikic. The striker is on the market, not only for economic needs but also because there are many teams that have monitored him during the season and that have now taken a step further, asking the club for information. The club most interested in the striker seems to be Pisa, which will be led by Filippo Inzaghi. The Tuscan club is willing to spend a significant amount: Grifo is asking for something more than a million euros. But in the last few days Bari has also arrived: the Apulians, after being saved in extremis, are aiming for at least a quiet season. In third row, however, is Cremonese. The deal, according to the player’s entourage, could be closed even close to the meeting. As for Vulikic (a more painless transfer), Cesena would have put the right gear and would have overtaken Mantova for the red and white defender. Perugia would also like to make a significant sum from the centre-back. The other deal that could be closed soon is the one regarding Edoardo Iannoni for whom Perugia spent four hundred thousand euros to redeem him from Salernitana. The spotlights of Palermo and also Pisa have turned on the midfielder, just to name the teams that made an enquiry before others. In fact, there would be a queue for Iannoni, with some Serie A clubs that have popped up at Pian di Massiano.
