Still no news on the replacement for the dismissed Michele Pazienza. Torres is continuing negotiations with Cristian Serpini, 52, who spent the last two seasons at Carpi, but a deal hasn't been signed, and it's also difficult to determine whether the parties are close or far away.
On the horizon is Saturday's away match against Ravenna, the second-placed team that is trailing Arezzo by just one point. It's certainly not the ideal opportunity to regain the win they've been without in 11 games and the goal they've missed in seven matches.
Meanwhile, the team is training with Marco Sanna, who was called up from the Rossoblu Primavera. This morning's session included physical work and technical-tactical drills on a reduced pitch. Winger Zecca underwent differentiated training, following a specific program to return to the coach's disposal in 30-45 days. Nunziatini (muscle strain) and Scheffer (regarding a pulled left thigh flexor) also underwent personalized training. Both will be unavailable for the Ravenna match.
A midfielder with great tactical intelligence, an exemplary professional, and a native of Sassari, Marco Sanna is currently trying to instill serenity in a squad that has seen even its few remaining certainties shake. Could Marco Sanna be the right man to restore the team's confidence? This is a worthwhile reflection, especially at a time of great difficulty, not only technically, but also because revenue is lower than expected, as the club struggles to reach 3,000 attendances. And there are two coaches on the payroll: Greco and Pazienza.
