Pisa is flying in the championship and this time the dream called Serie A seems more concrete than usual. The club absolutely does not want to overturn a squad that has done very well so far, but would like to shore up with a major move in attack and by selling the surplus.
As regards the outgoing market, in fact, Pisa is evaluating some disposals. Among the players with their bags packed are attacking midfielder Emanuel Vignato and midfielder Zan Jevsenak, both of whom are rarely used and therefore looking for new opportunities. Goalkeeper Nicolas Andrade, closed down by owner Semper, could also leave the club. There is talk of interest from Sampdoria, but at the moment there are no concrete negotiations.
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The identikit for the Pisa striker
The identikit of the ideal striker for the Pisa is that of a player with a certain physical strength, capable of supporting the weight of the attack and contributing with his presence both in the finishing phase and in teamwork. The Tuscan club seems oriented to focus on a player who currently finds little space in Serie A, an option that could prove advantageous for both the club and the player, eager to relaunch himself in a competitive championship like the cadet one.
Three names for one important coup
One of the names that is circulating most insistently is that of Alberto Cherry, currently leaving Como. Cerri, an experienced and physically imposing striker, is also being followed by Sampdoria, but for now there are no concrete developments on the transfer market. His experience and ability to play as a classic first striker make him a profile suitable for what Pisa is looking for, even if the competition could complicate the negotiations.
Another name that has been monitored is that of Antonio Raimondo, a young striker currently on loan at Venezia from Bologna. Raimondo has attracted the attention of Pisa thanks to his positive season at Ternana in Serie B, but he does not seem to be the ideal profile that the Nerazzurri management is looking for for their attack. In Serie B, Andrea's performances Worshiper, striker of Juve Stabia, have not gone unnoticed. With 8 goals and an assist in as many appearances, Adorante has established himself as one of the revelations of the championship. However, despite the interest, it is unlikely that the Campania club will decide to sell their 2000 class jewel in January, especially at a time when the player is demonstrating all his potential.
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