Calabria Confirmation: Pecorino Tops Avellino's Attacker List
Catanzaro continues to actively work in the transfer market to bolster its offensive lineup. The club's top priority is to identify a new center-forward, anticipating the likely departure of Pittarello, which will create a significant gap in the team's attack. This update comes from the Catanzaro edition of Gazzetta del Sud.
Catanzaro Needs a Pittarello Replacement
The management is actively seeking a striker who can offer similar qualities to the outgoing forward. The need for such a player has also been reiterated by the Catanzaro coach, who explained the profile of the player required should the transfer be finalized.
"If a complete attacker leaves, we need someone with those characteristics."
The objective is therefore to maintain balance and options within the forward department by bringing in a player capable of inheriting the technical legacy left by Pittarello.
Pecorino Remains the Top Name for the Attack
Emanuele Pecorino continues to be at the top of Catanzaro's preferences. The center-forward remains the primary candidate identified by the club to strengthen the attack following Pittarello's potential exit.
The Giallorossi's transfer activity thus remains open, and their next moves will also depend on the finalization of the striker's sale. Once a spot in the squad is freed up, Catanzaro will be able to accelerate its search for a new center-forward, with Pecorino currently holding a privileged position on their list of targets.
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