Brescia is looking for a further addition to the offensive department and, in addition to the former Ernesto Torregrossa currently playing for Pisa, is evaluating other useful profiles for coach Rolando Maran. Among these, as reported by The Gazzetta dello Sportthere is the class of ’99 Mark Olivieri who will return to Juventus, owner of his contract, after his experience with the Venezia jersey last season. Olivieri, with 23 appearances and one goal, contributed to the promotion to Serie A of the lagoon team.
He is a very versatile player who can play in multiple attacking roles, from central striker to the two flanks, and who could integrate well with the current Brescia forwards, namely the first strikers. Borrelli and Moncini, and the more versatile Bianchi and Buhagiar . In addition to these, there are the young people Iron and Nuamah, which are however on their way out.
The arrival of a player like Olivieri could offer Maran several tactical options, improving the depth of the squad and providing additional offensive solutions. Rondinelle fans await with interest the developments of the summer market, hoping that the management can build a competitive team for next season.