Patrick Dorgu is the player to keep an eye on most carefully at Lecce. The Giallorossi, under the guidance of Pantaleo Corvino, are constantly churning out talents; from Hjulmand to Gendrey, passing through Pongracic: Salento confirms itself as the perfect land to courageously propose young prospects and relaunch those who are in a declining phase of their career. The feeling is that with the 2004-born winger, every record can be broken, especially on the price of the card…
From Primavera to his debut goal against Denmark.
Dorgu won the Scudetto Primavera under Coppitelli, earning the award for best left back of the competition. The leap to the big boys seemed natural and so it was, with one novelty though: if D’Aversa alternated him with Gallo, Gotti immediately decided to give him the left flank, paired with the Palermo player, therefore in a more offensive area of the pitch. It was precisely in a role in the advanced department that Dorgu found the goal in his debut match with the senior national team; inserted in the 81st minute in a trident, he unlocked the match between Denmark and Switzerland after 47 seconds.
It was the summer of “no”: now Lecce is rubbing its hands.
Corvino and Trinchera didn’t want to know anything about it: every summer survey was rejected. Dorgu had to stay in Giallorossi to fully express his potential and so it will be. Lecce has a jewel in its hands with immense prospects. Today he is probably not worth the 30 million requested by the transfer area, however in the future he could even exceed the figure in question. The most profitable transfer in the history of the club is that of Hjulmand for 21 million, but we will probably have to update this figure in a year.