A new coach hasn't been appointed yet. Tomorrow, Torres will face second-place Ravenna (5:30 p.m.) on the bench, with Marco Sanna taking over. The odds seem sealed: Ravenna has won 10 times, losing only against Forlì and Arezzo. Striker Tenkorang alone has scored 6 goals, more than the Rossoblu's total, who, with 5 goals, currently have the worst attack in Serie C.
It's difficult to determine whether the failure to sign former Carpi player Cristian Serpini is due to a slowdown in negotiations, or whether the management wants to test out Sassari native Marco Sanna, who was pulled from the Primavera squad to lead the entire week of training. However, it would also be unfair to judge Sanna on just one match, especially against Ravenna. If the owners (Abinsula) are serious about targeting the former Cagliari, Torino, Sampdoria, and Torres midfielder, they should give him at least three or four games to see if his work restores confidence in a shaky squad that hasn't scored in seven games and hasn't won in over two months.
Tomorrow, the injured Zecca, Scheffer, and Nunziatini will be absent. A back four is almost certain, while it remains to be seen whether a four-man midfield will also be used to provide more coverage, or whether Marco Sanna will opt for two strikers supported by attacking midfielder Mastinu.
