(ANSA) – CAGLIARI, 01 MAY – Decisive hours for Walter Mazzarri in Cagliari: the rossoblù club, before the resumption of training scheduled for tomorrow, will have to decide whether to continue with the Tuscan coach or look for other solutions.
Reflections and arguments already underway since last night, after the home defeat against Verona. It takes a shock to get the stay in A. The key question: how useful can a change on the bench be three days from the end? The club, however, starts from a statistic: seven defeats in the last eight games. At least four avoidable. The knockouts that weigh the most are those with Udinese, Spezia, Genoa and Verona. These are matches in which Cagliari seemed disoriented, without character, unable to understand what to do in the crucial moments of the match. Any move at this point seems like a bet: betting on Mazzarri despite the defeats or looking for a turning point with a new name capable of shaking the environment.
There is still Leonardo Semplici under contract: the link with the club and the fact that the coach knows the players could be a determining aspect. It is also true that the exemption after three days still burns. There would be the most classic of internal solutions with the Primavera coach Alessandro Agostini. But the under-20 coach is engaged in a historic feat: to bring his team to the best possible position for the championship playoffs.
A solution is expected within the day or at the latest by tomorrow morning. What is certain is that if the team is still entrusted to Mazzarri already from the match against Salernitana there could be a half revolution in the formation or even in the summons. Mazzarri will have to immediately choose who to bet on for the three final matches. Starting with Sunday’s play-off in an Arechi that will inevitably be incandescent. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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