Andrea Martino, rating 8,5. All the objectives were achieved

The word to the pitch, as always. We have 14 games ahead of us to understand if the investments and efforts made by the Nerazzurri management in the negotiations for the winter market were spot on and conducive to achieving what, from August to today, in the meantime has gone from a wonderful suggestion to a concrete objective. What is certain is that Davide Vaira and Giovanni Corrado have managed to please everyone: from Inzaghi who had asked for players functional to his idea of ​​the game, to those elements who no longer felt at ease in that tactical score and had expressed the desire to change air, passing through the fans who aspired to something more than simple useful grafts to plug the (few) holes left in the team. Precisely while waiting for the response from the field we remain "cautious", placing a nice eight and a half alongside the concluded operations.

Let's go in order: the Pisa he managed to steal, with authority and firm elegance, one of the best full-backs in the category from a direct rival. To understand the extent of the engagement of Leonard Sernicola it is enough to take a look at the blogs of the grey-red fans, furious with their club: to be clear, it is as if in January the black and blues had gotten rid of Idrissa Tourè. The arrival of Henrik Meister instead it is the plastic representation of what Pisa aspires to, and perhaps in part already is, to become: a club capable of finding raw talents, cultivating them and valorizing them, leading them to very high performance peaks. This concept is also applicable to the arrival of Alessio Castellini, which follows the summer purchase of Angori. The icing on the cake of this winter market is the signing of Markus Solbakken: from the Champions League to Sporting Club, the Norwegian midfielder's calling card makes the fans' heads turn.

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