Cagliari regained their rhythm thanks to the return of Nzola, who scored his second consecutive goal against Roma in a match at the Olimpico. The centre-forward, who had struggled in the previous season, showed new confidence, helping to stop coach Pisacane's fourth consecutive defeat. Nzola's performance was crucial to the club's attack, which had suffered from a lack of goals in the last two meetings with Monza and Bologna.
Nzola, born in Buco-Zau 30 years ago, has shown that he can play the dual role of scorer and support for young attackers. His presence eased the pressure on Mendy, a 19-year-old who had to act as the main striker due to the physical conditions of Nzola and Kevin Carlos. With Nzola's resurgence, Pisacane can now rotate forwards more easily and give space to experienced players who allow Mendy to develop without feeling overwhelmed.
Cagliari's next match is against Frosinone, a team that has proven to be a formidable opponent after the 2-0 win over Torino. Pisacane has highlighted the importance of veterans in difficult times, and Nzola is ready to prove he is a key element for the team. The club is preparing to seek redemption against the Ciociari, with the aim of consolidating its position in the standings and restoring confidence in the attack.