Genoa President Enrico Preziosi is initiating a mini-revolution at the club, it is claimed, starting with the signing of Milan’s Fabio Borini.
Preziosi recently sacked Thiago Motta after only two months in the job, replacing him with former Crotone and Udinese boss Davide Nicola.
Now, Gazzetta dello Sport journalist Nicolo Schira states the club is set to offload four players, with three coming in.
Milan forward Borini would to be the first player to arrive, followed by Belgrano defender Bruno Amione and Viktoria Plzen attacker Michael Krmencik.
Genoa President Enrico Preziosi is initiating a mini-revolution at the club, it is claimed, starting with the signing of Milan’s Fabio Borini.
Preziosi recently sacked Thiago Motta after only two months in the job, replacing him with former Crotone and Udinese boss Davide Nicola.
Now, Gazzetta dello Sport journalist Nicolo Schira states the club is set to offload four players, with three coming in.
Milan forward Borini would to be the first player to arrive, followed by Belgrano defender Bruno Amione and Viktoria Plzen attacker Michael Krmencik.
As for departures, Schira speculates Lasse Schone, Antonio Barreca, Sinan Gumus and one of Andrea Favilli and Andrea Pinamonti could all leave.
Genoa are rock-bottom of the Serie A table and have only won twice this season.