Coach Fabio Pisacane dedicated his press conference yesterday, held the evening before the match against Juventus, to two key Cagliari figures: the Spaniard N'Zola and the young Italian Alessandro Romano. The coach expressed optimism regarding the future of both players, highlighting their potential and their willingness to contribute to the club's success.
As for N'Zola, Pisacane underlined the growth path of the midfielder, who has shown great will and determination. The coach praised N'Zola's first goal in Madrid and hoped that the player continues to score important goals. “He is ready to start from the first minute and can also play on the run or remain on the bench, depending on the team's needs,” said Pisacane, showing confidence in the player's versatility.
At the center of the discussion, however, was Alessandro Romano, who recently concluded his adventure with the national team. Pisacane defined Romano as "a dynamic midfielder" and underlined his ability to play both as a midfielder and as a playmaker. “With other match plans he can also be deployed as a playmaker,” added the coach, highlighting Romano's flexibility and his contribution on the pitch. The coach also recalled Romano's experience in the Nations League, in which he played three out of four matches with the blue, accumulating 149 minutes of play, including an assist against Turkey in Bologna.
Pisacane's message is clear: both players are considered fundamental to Cagliari's project and the coach expressed confidence in their ability to contribute to the team's success. With the match against Juventus scheduled, Cagliari will be able to see if N'Zola and Romano will be able to translate the coach's expectations into concrete results on the pitch.