In line with precedents, with the end of the sporting commitments, the Cosenza turned off the engine, thus letting itself be swayed by the action of the wind, waiting to regain control of the boat. Unless this is the year of the transfer, towards which the honorary president Eugenio Guarascio has been open for fifteen months now. The work in via Conforti will soon focus on the application for registration in the next series C. The hottest document in this sense remains the one linked to the granting of authorization for the use of the “Marulla”, at the center of controversy, political debate and a city council meeting in mid-April.
On the sporting front everything is at a standstill at the moment, as sporting director Domenico Roma admitted in Wednesday’s press conference. Neither his future nor that of Buscè is clear although the feeling is that of being close to a further turnaround, as has happened many times in previous years. Renewal operations were therefore also parked. The fans, meanwhile, remain anxious. Maintains interest regarding a hypothetical corporate sale.
The interest of the group led by Presila entrepreneur Vincenzo Rota, CEO of Salumificio San Vincenzo, has rekindled the hope of the environment. The entrepreneur had a first meeting with Guarascio after the introductory contacts. For the discussion to get to the heart of things, it becomes a priority to analyze the numbers and understand the economic situation of the Wolves. The person designated to do this type of analysis has already been designated. A delicate step towards the success of the operation.
Meanwhile, the group continues to work between the “Delmorgine”, the “Marulla” and the gym before a break in ranks which is not totally clear at this moment. The Sila technical staff, however, yesterday afternoon hosted the Cosenza section of the Italian Football Coaches Association of president Claudio Tuoto in the press room. The moment of training and discussion involved Buscè who held a lesson on “Game system, transition and re-aggression”. In the last few hours, as part of an inclusion and solidarity initiative, Caporale and Florenzi delivered their playing uniforms with the autographs of the entire team and the coach to Antonio Belmonte, president of the “Giorgio La Pira” association.
