Two roster moves in Cantù this week: Who’s at risk of being cut?

The protest by Cantù fans against the club could give a further boost to transfer activity. The ownership, after all, has reportedly already decided to make some adjustments to a roster that has so far fallen short of expectations. As reported by Edoardo Ceriani in *La Provincia di Como*, general manager Simone Giofrè reportedly sprang into action immediately after the latest loss, stepping up efforts to identify the necessary reinforcements.

“The Eagles’ protest has left its mark, especially on a club that is quite sensitive to the mood (even online) of its fan base. For Giofrè, it was a night of negotiations; the situation could break the deadlock at any moment: the GM has reportedly guaranteed that the two roster changes the club requested will be made by the end of the week. “After last night, the urgency is even greater,” the journalist wrote.

The club’s intention is therefore to finalize two new roster moves by the end of the week, providing Vitucci with players better suited to his system of play. The discussions reportedly focus primarily on certain foreign players who have failed to impress in this first part of the season. Among the main candidates to leave Cantù are Hassani Gravett and Chad Brown, while Semaj Christon also remains under observation, as he was expected to make a more significant contribution in terms of leadership and consistent performance.