Cremonese remakes goalkeeping: Nava arrived, Gollini almost
Cremonese soccer market: the grigiorossi are remaking their goalkeeping ahead of Serie A. Practically defined is the arrival of Pierluigi Gollini on a dry loan from Roma, while behind him will be the young Lapo Nava. Class of 2004, the latter has already been made official by Giovanni Arvedi’s club.
Gollini, according to what has been confirmed by ‘Sky Sport‘, has reportedly agreed to start again with Cremonese, which, in turn, must, however, finalize the final details of the agreement with Roma. However, after no less than four seasons as a twelfth-former (for Tottenham, Fiorentina, Napoli and Genoa, in addition to the Giallorossi), he would be tantalized by the prospect of a starting shirt.
For the rest, Cremonese is expected to release Andrea Fulignati, who was its starter last year in Serie B and also in the playoffs that ended in the promotion final against Spezia. Gollini, outgoing from Roma, was also in orbit of Milan where, however, he would obviously be Mike Maignan’s backup.
Also from AC Milan, on the other hand, the second grigiorosso goalkeeper has arrived for the new season, as announced by the club itself on its official website: “U.S. Cremonese communicates that it has acquired the sports performance of the footballer Lapo Nava permanently from A.C. Milan. The goalkeeper will be linked to Cremonese until June 30, 2028. Born in Milan on Jan. 22, 2004, Nava played his entire soccer career within the Rossoneri youth sector until earning his Serie A debut in the San Siro match between AC Milan and Salernitana on May 25, 2024. Last year he defended the posts of Milan Futuro, in Serie C, playing a total of 20 matches”.
