Torres has set her sights on the playmaker Michele Carboni currently owned by Ternana, but owned by Cagliari. And they are working to bring the 2004 class, who scored two goals in 11 appearances for the rossoverdi, back to Sardinia, working not only on the loan, but also on his permanent purchase.
He reveals it Centotrentuno.com explaining that the Sassari club had already thought about the contract to propose to the attacking midfielder: in fact there would be a three and a half year contract on the table. A move that will serve to rejuvenate the squad and add a local player – Carboni was in fact born in Sassari – to the squad with whom to build not only the present, but also the future.
However, at the moment Ternana does not seem willing to release the player in the short term, wanting to first find an alternative in the role so as not to be left exposed. Torres for her part hopes to be able to speed up operations to make the player available to the coach Alfonso Greco.