Marco Baroni has an ace up his sleeve for the match against Catanzaro

Hellas Verona vs. Catanzaro, a Matchday 7 fixture scheduled for Friday, October 16, at 8:30 p.m. at the “Bentegodi” Stadium. A pivotal match for both teams, coming off losses. Verona has 7 points; Catanzaro has 3. Verona will be without Edmusson, Suslov, Serdar, and Bradaric. “I’m not worried,” said Hellas coach Marco Baroni, “but I need to get answers from my players. When I talk about adaptation, I’m referring not only to other aspects but also to how they adjust to their roles. Last year, Verona often played very deep; this year, the players must necessarily cover a lot of ground and work hard on defense as well. That’s what Verona has to do.”

Baroni analyzes the opponent: “Catanzaro is a team with strong qualities and is very much alive. We shouldn’t look at the standings. If we aren’t at our best too, it will be difficult.”

Mosquera could be one of the keys to Verona’s resurgence. According to the coach, yes: “He’s scored four goals in 100 minutes, but I’ve focused above all on what he’s brought to the field during the game. That’s what matters to me. The young man was sidelined for a long time due to some physical issues, which he has now resolved. Now I see a player with drive, determination, and conviction—someone who wants to do well for Hellas.”