Despite the fact that the corporate transfer did not take place, the chatter surrounding the future ofAscoli have had an impact on the current Serie C season. A season which, as a team fresh from relegation, should have seen the Bianconeri in the role of ‘contender’ for the return to the lower division.
Also because taking as a starting point the economic value of the Marche rose published by the specialized site Transfermarktthe patron’s collective Massimo Pulcinelli comes in 3rd place, behind only Milan Future (which however includes ‘increased’ assessments of individual players due to the use of some elements in the first team) and Ternana.
The reality of the facts, however, tells of an Ascoli who changed coach, passing from Massimo Carrera to Domenico Di Carlowith the interlude of Cristian Ledesmawithout however giving the sensation that something has really changed. The victory has been missing for a month and if the goals scored can be considered sufficient (with great credit going to Simone Corazza already at 6), the same cannot be said for the defensive performance which is the third worst in Group B.
It is therefore difficult to understand what to expect from the near future. Also because the home match against AC Milan is scheduled for the upcoming weekend Perugiaanother team looking for an identity, but with new ownership already at the helm.
“We’ll see each other soon on the winners’ bandwagon, always resilient” Pulcinelli wrote yesterday on social media in response to the protests of some Juventus fans.
It’s possible that it could happen, but a shock is needed.