The Gialloblu coach has stressed that the club may have lost their leading attacker, but they still remain a strong side thanks to their summer signings.
Roberto Donadoni has admitted that the sale of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Sebastian-Giovinco-c32724 in the summer transfer window will have its effects on the club, but has maintained that his squad still stands strong for the next season.
The Crociati finished the last season at the eight spot in the Serie A standings, and also managed a club record of seven victories in a streak.
The promising finish of the outfit had a lot to do with the brilliant performances of their co-owned striker Giovinco, who has now been sold back to Juventus.
However, the Crusaders have made plenty of signings to strengthen their squad for the new season, and coach http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Roberto-c31294 Donadoni is excited to take the team into the new season.
The Parma tactician stressed that they may have lost some players including Giovinco, but maintained that the talent that have been acquired over the course of the summer transfer window have replenished the strength in their ranks.
The Crociati chief went on to mention that some intelligent transfer moves have left them with a great mix of young and experienced players, and insisted that the team has not lost an ounce of their enthusiasm since the last season.
The Crusaders manager went on to state that he is anxious to take the new combination of boys into the field, and start training them for the upcoming season.
While talking to the press, the 48-year-old said:
“It’s true, we have lost some players, or rather a certain player, but we still have great enthusiasm. Now we have an ideal mix of interesting players, young and old, who are ready to prove their worth. I cannot wait to take to the field this afternoon to
begin training the team and to begin this new adventure.”
Donadoni was appointed at the helm of the Gialloblu to replace http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Franco-c14050 Colomba in January of 2012, and to save the club that was quickly heading towards relegation.
The former Cagliari coach was able to manage an impressive turn-around in the team’s results, leading them to a club record of seven wins in a row, and securing their place in Italy’s top flight.
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