Serie B
After salvation, we must think about the coach.

Views: 114
For Palermo, after there was a slowdown in keeping Audero in Sicily, with Desplanches going elsewhere, the new goalkeeper could be Fulignati.
For Palermo, after the slowdown with Como in keeping Audero in pink, the goalkeeper situation becomes complicated: with Desplanches going elsewhere, the possible new number one for Palermo could be Andrea Fulignati from Cremonese.
Palermo, Audero deal complicated and Desplanches will not stay: the new goalkeeper could be Fulignati from Cremonese
The Palermo, very active in these first weeks of the transfer market, complicates the goalkeeper situation again: the pink executives, with ds Osti at the forefront, are trying to keep Emil Audero in Sicily, but the deal has become complicated with Como not offering any discounts or contributions to the salary of the Italo-Indonesian player, with a salary of around 1.5 million euros. Therefore, the pink players are looking around for a new goalkeeper, especially since Sebastiano Desplanches will not stay, despite his excellent performances with the Under 21 National Team in the European Championship in Slovakia, he will go elsewhere, and here a name has emerged, that of Andrea Fulignati from Cremonese.
Fulignati, who was one of the protagonists of the promotion to Serie A of the grigiorossi, would return to Sicily as he has already played for the pink team from 2013 to 2017, with a brief stint also on the island at Trapani in 2015-16 in Serie B. Therefore, they would aim for a goalkeeper who has already worn the pink shirt, who has proven to be reliable, especially in the last season.
We will see what will happen in the coming weeks, how the Audero situation will evolve, also because they will still try to keep a player who in 6 months has shown to be a very valid goalkeeper. But there is already an alternative, which could be Fulignati, who grew up in the pink youth teams, knows the environment, and fits the profile of the new coach Filippo Inzaghi.
Serie B
Modena, Andrea Sottil’s Revenge – Soccer Style

Views: 20
Andrea Sottil relaunches Modena: first place, best attack, and best defense in Serie B. The team dreams big after the draw with Palermo.
The most anticipated match of the eighth round of Serie B was undoubtedly between Palermo and Modena, the top two teams. In the end, it did not disappoint: many chances on both sides, great intensity, and a final 1-1 score that surely favors the canaries. With this result, Sottil’s team remains in first place, two points ahead of the rosanero.
However, Modena may have deserved even more based on their performance. Nevertheless, Sottil himself spoke of an “extraordinary performance” by his players after the match, emphasizing how a result like this can only boost self-confidence for the upcoming matches.
After all, it’s not easy for everyone to play with such personality at the home of the team considered by many as the main favorite for promotion.
Modena, promotion target
The credit for this season’s start largely goes to Andrea Sottil, chosen in the summer to lead a completely revamped team. After a very active transfer window, with the sale of Palumbo to the rosanero, the third most lucrative in the history of the yellow and blue, and the departures of veterans like Gagno, Zaro, and Duca, the management focused on experienced players like Zampano, Chichizola, Adorni, and Di Mariano, as well as promising young talents like Zanimacchia, Sersanti, and Pyyhtiä.
Sottil, coming from challenging experiences at Udinese and Sampdoria, with a brief stint at Salernitana as well, has managed to unite the group and give a clear identity to the team. Today, Modena has the best attack and defense in the league, and above all, a new sense of awareness.
It’s only the eighth round, but the feeling is clear: with Sottil, Serie A is no longer a dream but a concrete goal.
Serie B
Juve Stabia, club in judicial administration

Views: 23
Juve Stabia, earthquake for the Campania club. Apparently, the club is in the hands of a mafia clan, and now the case is under investigation by the prosecutor’s office in Naples
Juve Stabia, chaos of mafia infiltrations
The club is in the hands of the Camorra. This is the accusation of Nicola Grattieri, Prosecutor of Naples, according to whom: “The team’s movements, security, drinking, ticket management, everything was in the hands of the Camorra.” This is not the first case of mafia involvement in Italian football, but the situation remains worrying, with Serie B now trembling. According to the version offered by collaborators of justice, the club would be “An instrumental asset, in the hands of the D’Alessandro clan,” the mafia influence would touch the economic part of the club. Here are Grattieri’s words, published in today’s edition of Corriere del Mezzogiorno:
“Before Juve Stabia there were similar measures for Foggia Calcio and Crotone Calcio. This time, however, the mafia has reached Serie B, and this is shocking.”
“Juve Stabia was a means for the Camorra to gain publicity and exercise power. Clan members were present in various services: from bus transportation to ambulances, from the sale of drinks to tickets and security control in the stadium. Complete package, the players only had to play, the Camorra took care of the rest.”
Prosecutor Melillo speaks
Not only Grattieri, but also Melillo commented on the situation of the club in Castellammare di Stabia: “The aim of the measure is to remove the company from mafia influence, which was particularly evident. The entire service network was subject to clan conditioning due to indifference, underestimation, and connivance. Even the boss D’Alessandro’s father-in-law was previously president of Juve Stabia. Now it is important to support the company, with the commitment of the Prefecture.”
Space is also given to the words of the prefect of Naples, Michele di Bari: “The repression action of the judiciary has identified failings in this company and now it is necessary to accompany it on a path of legality, because a series of companies that will already be examined by the Antimafia inter-force group of the Prefecture with the issuance of possible consequent measures.”
Serie B
35,000 spectators at the Barbera Stadium – Football vibes

Yesterday, Palermo drew 1-1 against Modena, but the crowd at the Barbera stadium was incredible: 35,000 spectators, reminiscent of the Serie A era.
Yesterday afternoon, Palermo drew 1-1 against Modena, failing to overtake the Emilian team in the standings. However, what is truly astonishing is the size of the crowd: a whopping 35,000 spectators at the Barbera stadium, a sight not seen since the early days in Serie A under Zamparini’s presidency.
Palermo, yesterday against Modena, record crowd at the Barbera Stadium: 35,000 attendees, reminiscent of the Serie A era under Zamparini
Yesterday, Palermo was held to a 1-1 draw against Modena, with the Rosanero taking the lead through Segre but being equalized by Modena with an own goal by Bereszynski. However, what stood out yesterday was the crowd, resembling a Serie A match: a total of 35,000 spectators packed the Barbera stadium, a sight not seen in almost 20 years, since Zamparini’s presidency in Serie A.
That year, especially in big matches against Juventus, Milan, or Inter, it was common for every seat at the Viale del Fante stadium to be filled, as the season ticket campaign was record-breaking, with only a portion of seats reserved for single tickets. There was a real hunger for football after years of failures, missed opportunities, and relegation bordering on disgrace, with the then-Favorita stadium suffering (such as the 47 paying spectators against Chievo in 1997).
Now, as then, there is a strong desire for football and a longing to return to Serie A. The call made by Inzaghi has been embraced by the fans, especially in yesterday’s match, which was the first high-profile game of the season. While the Rosanero fans hoped for a win, a draw is enough to strive for a place at the top of the table, aiming for promotion. It is hoped that the Barbera stadium will witness similar crowds in the future, making the Zamparini-Guidolin era not seem so distant.
-
European Cups7 days ago
Harry Kane, a devastating hurricane: 21 goals in 13 matches this season.
-
European Cups5 days ago
Sweden close to agreement with Graham Potter
-
Serie B4 days ago
Probable line-ups and where to watch it – Football style
-
Transfer-market4 days ago
Empoli Backstage: Nesta refused the bench
-
Serie A4 days ago
Anjorin and Aboukhlal still out, Ismajli returns to availability – Football style
-
Serie A4 days ago
Napoli: A Market Rejected by Conte? Many Spent, But Expected Results Not Achieved
-
Transfer-market4 days ago
Ipswich, agreement reached for Oliver Wilkinson
-
Serie B3 days ago
The final decision on D’Angelo to be made in the morning in Spezia.