After excellent seasons on the Carrarese bench, a promotion to Serie B and two consecutive saves, the time seems to have come for Antonio Calabro to say goodbye despite another year of contract with the marble club. In fact, the parties should meet in the next few days to find an agreement to terminate the contract and thus 'free' the coach for a new adventure with various cadet clubs that have put him in their sights. However, the ownership has put a renewal offer on the table given the centrality of Calabro in the project, but at the moment its permanence remains in strong doubt. Calabro's options: Padova is one of the teams that moved early to try to find an agreement with the Salento coach and is waiting to understand the timing of the resolution to sink the blow and try to anticipate a large competition which also sees two newly relegated from Serie A such as Pisa and Cremonese looking at his profile with interest. The new entry: The novelty could be represented by Cesena where Ashley Cole is no longer certain of confirmation, also because some of his words have generated discontent not only in the environment, but also in the club, with the new sporting director Andrea Mancini, who should sign until 2028, he could decide to rely on another coach, this time Italian: the names range from Francesco Tomei, who is fighting for promotion with Ascoli, to Daniele Galloppa who is preparing to say goodbye to the Primavera Fiorentina after bringing them back to success, up to more experienced profiles such as Pagliuca, Possanzini and Calabro himself.
