An almost unbelievable statistic that will give head coach Roberto Mancini and the FIGC pause for thought: it all began with Mattia Perin’s departure from Juventus.
The Sicilian club isn’t just looking to strengthen its goalkeeping position but also its offensive lineup.
His departure would force Juventus to sign another goalkeeper.
The Bianconeri club is grappling with a new issue—one related to the No. 12 jersey: it’s by no means a given that Mattia Perin will be the one to wear it.
The Rosanero club is forced to return to the transfer market in search of a goalkeeper following Jesse Joronen’s injury in the Coppa Italia match against Lecce.
There would be the approval of the player, to be seen how Monza will move.
Looking ahead to January, the name circulating most insistently in the Blucerchiata household is that of Matteo Brunori.
An attempt will be made for the Finnish bomber who plays in Serie B with Palermo when the market reopens.
The Rosanero are looking for one last shot before the market closes: Filippo Inzaghi wants him
Management of the Rosanero club working to set up a roster capable of aiming for A.
The Rosanero club has decided to rely on the coach from Piacenza, who led Pisa to Serie A in the season just ended.
The Sardinian goalkeeper will once again wear the jersey he gave up back in 2011.
The red and white striker, who played at Como last season, moves to the Rosanero on loan.
“I hope to play on Saturday,” says the Brazilian as the Rosanero targets Masciangelo and Martella.
The Belgian press quotes a member of the entourage of the midfielder, who has been approached by Bari and Palermo.
The defender, who with the Brianzoli won historic promotion to Serie A last year, flies to Sicily on loan until the end of the season.
The club announced its decisions after the technician submitted his resignation.
Pietro Grasso, former president of the Senate and former magistrate, has no doubts.
Sampdoria, Salernitana, Cagliari and Frosinone also knocked on Juve’s door for the bomber.
