After postponing a legitimate celebration after a well-deserved draw obtained in Naples (with more opportunities in the 90th minute to win it), Salernitana are once again adjusting to league mode and will face Fiorentina tomorrow afternoon, which is far from European zones, but which have such a staff that they can embarrass anyone. Of course it’s a Salernitana with a license plate Paulo Souza (who, due to suspension, will see the match from the stands) is a tough nut to crack for everyone: nine goalscoring results in a row, big names like Napoli, Milan and Inter are put in great difficulty, Dia, who has reached 12 in scorers and players, such as Mazzocchi, Gjomber, Coulibaly, Castanos and Ochoa that make a difference. Don’t forget about the social factor. Tomorrow, despite bad weather and extremely inconvenient hours for merchants and workers, at least 17,000 people will take to the Bersagliera, fueling an atmosphere of enthusiasm and positivity, reinforced by a draw in the derby and a triumphant welcome meant for the players, managers, owners and technical staff. Curva Sud sold out, a great look also at the stands and the distinctions, the collective participation that in Salerno often made a difference and shifted the balance. Of course, losing a top player like Kandreva is a big deal. The midfielder is struggling with a muscle problem that is troubling the medical staff, and the reserves can finally be dismissed late this morning after instrumental tests. The fear is that he may miss at least three games, the hope is that this is a false alarm and that he will only lose tomorrow. And then there is the Damocles sword of warning. After Fiorentina there will be a saving bout with Empoli and Gjomber, Pirola, Bronn, Bradarich, Vilena and Piatek risk not being there, as well as Fazio, Krngoy and Valencia traces of which have been lost. Thus, it cannot be ruled out that the technical staff implements the target turnover by managing resources, taking into account Castellani’s super challenge.
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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