Serie B. Brescia, new Maran treatment: 4-3-3 and clear roles

Il Brescia wants to quickly understand if the fundamental victory achieved in Carrara was true glory. With this intent the Rondinelle, who welcomed back Roland Maran with a success that has been missing for three months now, they want to return to the field immediately and are waiting for precise confirmations in the advance that on Friday evening will bring to the "Rigamonti" the Salernitana. A very delicate challenge and this is not only because the Campanians, fresh from the great success against Cremonese, want to collect points to get out of the red zone of standings, but also because the white and blue coach will have to deal once again with several problems. In fact, if on the one hand Luca D'Andrea (who will be officially presented at lunchtime) is in all respects at the disposal of the Trentino coach, on the other front the coach will have to give up the injured Cistana, Fogliata and Galazzi and the suspended Verreth. Absences that highlight the short blanket that accompanies the Rondinelle, even if Maran, on his return, has identified an aspect that could prove valuable. In Carrara, in fact, Brescia showed up with a 4-3-3 that the coach himself defined as "an appropriate module for our qualities".

A choice strictly linked to the available players, given that the situation remains precarious in defense where, in front of Lezzerini, there is not an abundance of central players. In this sense, having put aside the possibility of adapting players like Jallow to a role that is not theirs (a desire that was the main "accusation" leveled at Pierpaolo Bisoli), Maran can currently only count on Adorni, Calvani and Papetti. Furthermore, among the priorities of the Brescia coach, the need to recover the best Dimitri Bisoli stands out. After the stormy week that led to his father's dismissal, the captain in Carrara was stopped by fever, but his contribution represents an essential condition for the fortunes of a Brescia that must break away from the hot zone of the standings and, perhaps, rekindle the dream of the play offs.

Luca Marinoni