Genoa boss Davide Ballardini hails opponents Sassuolo as ‘an example to Italian football.’
The two sides lock horns at Marassi today in a clash between two sides towards the wrong end of the Serie A table.
The Griffone tactician is an admirer of the Neroverdi's philosophy of developing and nurturing young Italian talent whilst also operating within their means.
“This will be an important match against an important club,” Ballardini told reporters.
Genoa boss Davide Ballardini hails opponents Sassuolo as ‘an example to Italian football.’
The two sides lock horns at Marassi today in a clash between two sides towards the wrong end of the Serie A table.
The Griffone tactician is an admirer of the Neroverdi's philosophy of developing and nurturing young Italian talent whilst also operating within their means.
“This will be an important match against an important club,” Ballardini told reporters.
“They are an example to Italian football for how they work and the decisions they take.”
Genoa have taken five points from their last three matches as they continue to improve under the guidance of Ballardini, who replaced the sacked Ivan Juric.
And the Rossoblu Coach provided a fitness update on several of his players ahead of today’s game.
“Migliore, Veloso Izzo and Centurion are in doubt and we need to check the conditions of Taarabt and Biraschi.
“Pepito Rossi is getting better and is increasing his minutes.”