Market: Lens offer rejected. Moreo in doubt. Coppola shielded

The work of the continues Pisa towards the match against the Mantova, scheduled for Saturday at 17:15. Yesterday the Nerazzurri carried out an afternoon training session under the orders of Filippo Inzaghi and his staff. For the challenge, the chances of seeing him on the field are reduced Stephen Moreo. In fact, even in the last session the number 32 did a separate job, in an attempt to get over the muscular problem he suffered last Friday.

Pisa has been very clear: Moreo will not be risked if he is not at his best physically. His condition will be monitored day after day, but at the moment the percentages of seeing the player back on the field after the break are rising, in the match on March 29 in Cosenza.

For Saturday, while we wait to see if there will be additional tickets on sale in the Curva, in the other sectors the pre-sale is going well, which we remind you is active both online, on Ticketone, and in the authorized sales points. From the pitch we now move on to the market, revealing a background relating to the last winter session. The rumours regarding Pisa's refusal of a millionaire offer from the Lens for Francesco Coppola. The French team, playing in Ligue 1, had offered the Nerazzurri club a whopping four million euros for the defender, born in 2005 in Turin, who grew up in the Nerazzurri youth sector to the point of becoming captain of the Primavera last season. Aquilani called Coppola up to the first team several times in the last championship, but without letting him debut.

This season the player is on loan at Vis Pesaro and, in his first season as a professional, he has so far made twenty-four appearances, scoring three goals (although he has also been sent off three times).

In short, a career start for 2005 that immediately allowed him to have important clubs set their eyes on him. The fact that Pisa had the strength to refuse such an important offer for a young man who has not yet debuted in Serie B demonstrates the trust and the project they have reserved for the boy.

Lorenzo Vero