Crotone is ready to welcome a new reinforcement. In the last few hours, Lorenzo Russo, a midfielder born in 2005 owned by Napoli, was spotted in the city, a clear sign of an operation now close to completion. The player should complete the final bureaucratic steps before signing the contract that will bind him to the rossoblù club. At that point the official announcement from the Pythagorean society may also arrive. Russo represents a young and promising addition to the team led by Leandro Greco, who continues to work to complete the squad for the rest of the season. The presence of the footballer in Crotone therefore confirms that the negotiation has now entered the final phase. Barring surprises, the signature, deposit of the contract and official press release could arrive in the next few hours. The rossoblù market therefore remains in motion, with the company committed to providing the coach with further solutions, especially in the middle of the pitch.
No negotiations for Musso with Foggia
The Crotone market continues to fuel rumors and indiscretions, but on the Antonino Musso front the situation would be very different from that described in the last few hours. In fact, there appears to be no ongoing negotiations between the rossoblù club and Foggia for the transfer of the striker born in 1999. In the last few hours, news had circulated of an agreement now close between the two clubs, with the center forward ready to join the Rossoneri with a three-year contract until 30 June 2029. At the moment, however, there have been no concrete contacts nor an agreement between Crotone and Foggia. Musso therefore remains to all intents and purposes a footballer for the Pythagoreans, with whom he has another two-year contract. Confirming his full centrality in the group, the attacker has been duly called up for the away match against Sorrento and will be on the pitch from the first minute, ready to battle as he has always done in the rossoblù shirt. The market remains open, but at present the rumors that speak of an operation being closed are not confirmed.