Amid complete silence from the club, Torres has resumed training. Under the guidance of coach Michele Pazienza, who remains, at least for now. Logic dictates that on Saturday at Guidonia Montecelio, a response is expected from the team, especially in terms of results. Third-to-last place is unsettling, given that the rossoblù team hasn't won in nine matches and hasn't scored a goal in four.
Pazienza's confirmation sounds like a further chance to revitalize the project launched this summer with a rejuvenated squad. The return of attacking midfielder Mastinu brings technique and personality to a squad still searching for its identity. And perhaps the issue also concerns tactics, given that the three-man defense with two full-backs and a midfield that has oscillated between two and three players hasn't been convincing, especially since players like Guiebre, Varela, and Liviero, capable of producing runs and crosses, are no longer available.
Forward Starita (one of the most disappointing players) and his defensive partner Di Stefano, who also failed to score, trained separately today. Diakite also worked separately, while both Mastinu and Giorico, another player who can contribute a lot to the team in terms of geometry and reading the ball, have now reinstated themselves.