It’s expected that Palermo will sack Eugenio Corini today, but there’s confusion over who will replace him.
The Coach has been under pressure for the last few weeks, and this weekend described the Rosanero as being like Hiroshima after the atomic bombing in World War II.
A 4-1 defeat to Palermo appears to have sealed Corini’s fate, with multiple outlets reporting that he’ll be given his marching orders today.
However, Gazzetta dello Sport is reporting that it’s far from certain who his replacement will be.
It’s expected that Palermo will sack Eugenio Corini today, but there’s confusion over who will replace him.
The Coach has been under pressure for the last few weeks, and this weekend described the Rosanero as being like Hiroshima after the atomic bombing in World War II.
A 4-1 defeat to Palermo appears to have sealed Corini’s fate, with multiple outlets reporting that he’ll be given his marching orders today.
However, Gazzetta dello Sport is reporting that it’s far from certain who his replacement will be.
A return for Roberto De Zerbi is unlikely, as he’s said to have spectacularly fallen-out with the club hierarchy.
Similarly, Davide Ballardini’s contract was cancelled when he left at the start of the season, and President Maurizio Zamparini is baulking at his request of a two-year contract worth €800,000 per season.
Therefore the options under consideration are Gigi De Canio, and Diego Bortoluzzi, who was Francesco Guidolin’s assistant at Swansea City.