Today’s edition inevitably begins with the total chaos that now reigns in Lega Pro, with a delayed start of the season and a huge question mark about the composition of the groups, the number of participants and the future of the category, which every summer experiences the same scenarios. Yesterday, the TAR expelled Campobasso, and a few hours later the State Council suspended everything, postponing the appointment to August 25 next year. An amazing decision that, on the one hand, does not allow Rosssoble to jump for joy (now almost always the last degree of judgment confirmed the previously established one), on the other hand, allows the ardent and passionate fan to have another twenty days to hope for a sports miracle. While Teramo must say goodbye to Serie C (in this regard, we distance ourselves from the cowardly aggression on the part of some members of the company: violence can never be justified!), the notorious fire has revived in Campobasso, and the lawyers are working to demonstrate all their arguments and guarantee professionalism, achieving rescue on the field. All, however, to the detriment of the show. Obviously, August is hot not only from a climatic point of view. The slippage of calendars, the risk of playing odd numbers or questioning the consolation of Ferman or Torres, who are now advancing in a professional and non-series perspective, really risk distorting everything even before the start, as we have said many sometimes too many degrees of judgment, and we must at least cut time. Whatever happens, it’s a defeat for everyone, every year we stuff our mouths, promising to take an example from the past to improve, but instead the scenario is always the same, and those fans who would like to talk only about goals, tactics, offside and the transfer market always loses. Speaking of the market, there are three weeks left until the gong and something is starting to move.
Avellino, after an unsatisfactory first stage and a civil dispute from the fans, is trying to strengthen the squad, and the sports director managed to buy such an experienced football player as Ramzi Aya, who exactly a year ago in the Salernitana jersey met with Roma Abraham and Pellegrini turned out to be agonistically valid and ideal element for a hot square like Irpinia. In addition to Aya, Zanandrea also arrived, arranging several layoffs and saving on large salaries. A classic blow at the end of the market is not excluded at all. Catanzaro, Vicenza, Cesena and Reggiana are also doing well, which raises questions about Padua, who scored three goals in their first official match against Bari, showing gaps, especially in midfield. Saying goodbye to a big player like Della Latta (what a blow to Carrarese!), coupled with saying goodbye to Ronaldo, leaves the midfield largely unfinished and will need to be intervened quickly with at least two pieces of experience. In any case, the announced protagonists will not deceive expectations in the long run, while the newly nominated ones are struggling. Cerignola, for example, has bought almost no fat player, and there is a risk of spending a year in eternal misery. This time we extend the discourse also to Imola, saved almost miraculously in recent times, but now an indecipherable obscurity that risks throwing away a two-year period of sacrifice and success.
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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