With the weekend anticipating the now concluded Christmas holidays, the Serie D championship put the first round of the season to rest and took a break in view of the restart, set for the upcoming weekend, which will also be characterized by the television broadcast in live on Vivo Azzurro TV of one match day of the tournament.
Below is the breakdown of the situation:
GROUP A
The Albenga case continues to take center stage, after the team, having been struggling with corporate problems for months, did not show up on the Imperia pitch for the match on the 19th matchday, the last of 2024: a situation that followed the first team’s lack of training , but the club is still trying to sign up. A withdrawal from the championship ruled out? (CLICK HERE for the ranking).
GROUP B
After the dismissal of mister Matteo Serafini, Fanfulla entrusted the team to mister Giuliano Gentilini, who wore the black and white shirt in 2008, leaving a positive memory despite his short stay. As a coach, he led the youth teams of Como and Pro Patria before arriving in Eccellenza with Milanese, where he led the team in the first part of the season reaching third place in the group (CLICK HERE for the ranking).
GROUP C
The announcement of the new coach of Virtus Ciserano Bergamo is expected, probably already today, who will entrust the bench to former Pergolettese player Giovanni Mussa, who recently terminated his contract with the yellow-blues; the coach succeeds Ivan Del Prato (CLICK HERE for the ranking).
GROUP D
Pistoiese gives itself a gift for the end of 2024, signing former Bari and Juve Stabia player Simone Simeri, who is the striker in attack in the Orange transfer market, who will fight until the end for important goals (CLICK HERE for the ranking).
GROUP E
After Mr. Magrini’s statements, there is still tension within Siena, with sporting director Simone Guerra speaking as follows: “What I want to convey to the owners is that communication must be clear and linear, because coherence is everything. For me it was said: ‘we are working to bring economic stability to a place that hasn’t had it’. From there it was said that we want to plan, so I believe an objective will be defined even before February, and I hope also a budget, in view of. next year. The dialogue on the future it’s over here, then we’ll go deeper. What the objectives will be on a sporting level, when they are made known to me too, I will have no problem communicating them, as I think the ownership will also.” General Manager Simone Farina was more calm and clarified: “When I arrived there was nothing. But I wanted to go back to breathing the air of the locker room. Immediately promoted to D, the difficult part comes now: we’re aiming for the playoffs” (CLICK HERE for the ranking).
GROUP F
If Recanatese managed to recover after last season’s relegation, on the other hand, another relegated team, Fermana, is still in penultimate place in the table: Mr. Brini was called to revive the fortunes of the club, which will have to aim for first thing to salvation (CLICK HERE for the ranking).
GROUP G
Always lively days at Olbia, with the team fresh from relegation from Serie C and now in the red zone of the standings: the arrival on the bench of the Brazilian Ze Maria, however, seems to have brought new life, and above all a new team. Crowded grouping of Sardinian clubs, where the name of the free agent Ragatzu continually bounces on the market (CLICK HERE for the ranking).
GROUP H
What seemed like it could happen has happened, and Ciro Ginestra is no longer the coach of Virtus Francavilla. Before the end of the past year, the club announced that it had entrusted the technical guidance of the first team to Mister Antonio Rogazzo, collaborator of Fabio Cannavaro during his experiences in China and Saudi Arabia (CLICK HERE for the ranking).
GROUP I
Nuova Igea Virtus announced “that it has finalized the agreement with the coach Luigi Panarelli, who will sit on the Giallorossi bench.
Born in ’76, originally from Taranto, he enjoyed an important career as a footballer in the role of midfielder, wearing the shirts of Naples and Turin in Serie A, together with those of the famous squares of Foggia, Avellino, Andria, Crotone and Taranto in Serie B” (CLICK HERE for the ranking).