Pescara Calcio is currently navigating the transition phase following their successful promotion back to Serie B. While the initial celebrations for achieving the step up in division may still linger, the club`s focus has rapidly shifted towards the pragmatic task of assembling a squad capable of competing in the demanding second tier of Italian football.
The upcoming season will see Vincenzo Vivarini in the dugout, taking over from the promotion-winning coach Silvio Baldini. Vivarini`s experience is seen as a valuable asset as Pescara prepares for the challenges ahead. A crucial aspect of this preparation involves strengthening key areas of the team.
Among the positions identified for reinforcement, the right flank appears to be a priority. The club`s management and technical staff are reportedly evaluating numerous profiles to fill this role. However, a specific name has emerged as a notable target: Riccardo Ciervo.
Ciervo, a dynamic wide player born in 2002, is currently under contract with Serie A side Sassuolo. He spent the most recent season gaining valuable match experience during a loan spell at Cosenza, where he accumulated significant playing time. It is understood that Ciervo is likely to move away from Sassuolo again, either on loan or permanently, as he continues his development.
Consequently, Pescara has reportedly registered their interest in the young Italian talent. Sources suggest that formal discussions between Pescara and Sassuolo regarding Ciervo`s potential transfer could commence in the near future. As these potential talks loom, the player himself is reportedly monitoring the situation, awaiting clarity on his next career step.
Securing a player like Ciervo would provide Pescara with a promising option for the right side, injecting both youth and potential into Vivarini`s squad as they aim to establish their presence and make their mark in the competitive landscape of Serie B.