"Mina will definitely be there; he's such an important player. Borrelli, on the other hand, is carrying a sprained ankle from Bergamo. He resumed his run today, and we haven't given up hope of recovering him yet." Fabio Pisacane thus took stock ahead of Sunday's clash against Pisa at 12:30 at the Unipol Domus. "Certain matches prepare themselves. Giving them the right amount of weight, without overburdening the players, who know their weight," said the Cagliari coach during the press conference at the Crai Sport Center in Assemini. "They're all finals for us, but there are inevitably some matches that are more important. And we've worked well," he added.

Keep an eye on Pisa; don't let the standings fool you. "A team well-coached by a good coach, physical, and aggressive. If they hadn't suffered their latest setback, they would be in line with their league campaign. In short, we don't expect to find a team that has laid down its weapons, but a team with values," Pisacane emphasizes, then dictating the line. "The goal is to win the three points," the crucial premise. "The goal is to play the game and interpret it in the best possible way. Focusing on a direct attack and less built from the back to keep them in their own half. I want a vertical team."

Who could replace Borrelli if the former Brescia player doesn't recover? "We have Pavoletti, who has the qualities to replace him, we have Kiliçsoy, and we have Esposito, who can play in that position. We'll see." Gaetano? "He surprises me more and more with his character. He's finally in good condition, and it's likely he'll start against Pisa."

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