Sampdoria need a new coach after Claudio Ranieri’s departure, with candidates including Enzo Maresca, Walter Mazzarri and Fabio Liverani.
Ranieri announced he would be walking away after securing a comfortable mid-table position, sealed with last night’s 3-0 win over Parma.
President Massimo Ferrero is now looking for a replacement and Il Secolo XIX newspaper outlined some of the options.
Sampdoria need a new coach after Claudio Ranieri’s departure, with candidates including Enzo Maresca, Walter Mazzarri and Fabio Liverani.
Ranieri announced he would be walking away after securing a comfortable mid-table position, sealed with last night’s 3-0 win over Parma.
President Massimo Ferrero is now looking for a replacement and Il Secolo XIX newspaper outlined some of the options.
Maresca has already been approached before and is currently in charge of the Manchester City Elite Development Squad team, winning the youth version of the Premier League.
This would be a return to Samp for Maresca, who played for the club in 2012-14.
Another potential comeback would be for Mazzarri, who had great success with the Blucerchiati as their coach from 2007-09, reaching the Coppa Italia Final and qualifying for the UEFA Cup.
A third candidate is Liverani, who was in charge of Lecce last season and had started the campaign at Parma before he was sacked.