Genoa, transfer market show: Aramu, Puscas and Strootman

Revolution, yes. But reasoned. The men of 777 Partners said so: “Only one year”, only one year in Serie B. Not a certainty, of course, but a promise made to the Rossoblu square in the aftermath of relegation to Serie B. of the team went precisely in this direction: the arrival of Mattia Aramu from Venice (today the medical examinations, Sunday the possible debut in Pisa), the imminent one of George Puscas from Reading (tomorrow the announcement?) and, above all, the Kevin Strootman’s surprise return – six months in Genoa at the beginning of 2021, and now ready to return on loan from Olympique Marseille – confirm once more how Genoa’s transfer campaign is aimed at setting up an absolutely competitive group. And, therefore, capable of being able to impose itself in a long and dangerous championship like that of B.

EFFERVESCENT

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The response from the square was exhilarating in this sense, on a numerical level, but also in terms of expressions of affection. The signing campaign had exceeded nineteen thousand cards, and in recent days the rossoblù club has extended the membership campaign until the match against Parma, at the beginning of September. The first trip to Venice has moved 1,600 people from Genoa, for the next race in Tuscany the numbers could be just as high. If the people have done their part, even the CEO. Blazquez and the management are setting up a group that has partly departed from their football principles. Which were those of a squad mainly based on young talents to grow. The Serie B, however, requires the presence of elements with an excellent knowledge of the category, and the purchase of Coda in the first place (top scorer of the last two B championships) wants to be a clear signal in this sense. Okay, a long-term project, but promotion to A is an essential goal.

OTHER OBJECTIVES

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So far, football is played. Because the new Genoa owner (which has dedicated itself with excellent results to thinning out an extra-large group of owned players) also looks beyond the field and clearly aims to develop the potential of the Ferraris. Destined to become, in the near future (at least so the Americans wish) a container of events beyond the game. The CEO Blazquez has already prepared a restyling project of the plant prepared by a group that has worked in some primary realities of the Premier League: for it to become a reality, however, he needs to carry it out with Sampdoria, which manages the plant on an equal basis with the Griffin. When the new Sampdoria property is announced, the Marassi theme will be one of the first on the agenda.