Many names. Many hypotheses. No certainty. And, for the moment, regarding the attack, no negotiations have started. Fiorentina have known for many months that they needed a bomber jacket. A real one. As Pradè recognized (finally!), the Viola club was unable to find an heir to Vlahovic. With the result, I add, of burn the almost eighty million paid by Juventus for the Serbian phenomenon. My hope is that, having had clear ideas for some time, Commisso would immediately present the new number 9. Surprising us with the speed of intervention and perhaps with the choice of a top level. Instead, nothing. Fiorentina didn’t have the right name in their pocket and so now it’s normal that the Viola transfer market men are calmly evaluating the various options. Not only.
Some important strikers may now not consider Fiorentina their first choice, imagining more prestigious destinations. In mid-July Palladino’s team could instead become an excellent option. Having said that, for me the right center forward would be Milik. He has a high salary, it’s true. But he is strong. He has had several physical problems, it’s true but he guarantees about fifteen goals. Juve has no intention of selling the Polish striker but could listen to a suitable offer. The Juventus club would rather like to direct Kean towards Florence. An option that, I’ll say straight away, doesn’t warm me upKean is a problematic footballer. The latest coach who disappointed was Spalletti, who seven months ago wanted to take him to the final phase of the European Championship at all costs. The risk of a Balotelli repeat is real. But Kean’s potential is high. In short, it would be a risky but intriguing bet. Especially if Kean arrived as a luxury reserve and not as one of the starters.
Market again. Finally Fiorentina and Bonaventura are seriously negotiating the new contract. We’re not on track but at least the two sides are talking to each other. I would keep Jack. Indeed, I think that in Palladino’s Fiorentina he could become a sort of new Pizarro. He has technique and tactical sense. And he has everything to become the true leader of the new purple team. In his shadow the talented Bianco could make his final leap in quality. Upon which Palladino has the obligation to invest. Time and minutes. I hope we get to the white smoke quickly. One year and maybe an option (at lower prices of course…) for the following season. As for Castrovilli’s future, I see more confusion. I don’t think the Viola club wants to put an important contract on the table. I imagine a normal base and many bonuses. Un option that does not turn on the player and his manager.
I close with Milinkovic. The Serbian has had a disappointing season. It’s also difficult to explain. Milenkovic is a little soldier. He never turned his back on Italiano and his football. Which certainly penalized the defender who was forced to play with too many meters of open pitch behind him. Milenkovic should not be sold. In a team defensively more balanced he can still be one of the strongest in our Serie A.
