Today will be a decisive day at Genoa to know the future of his bench. The return final of the Serie B play-offs, scheduled for tonight at the Peak, will establish whether for the first time in 106 years of history, Spezia will be able to reach the highest level of the national championship. A sentence on which the fate of his coach will also depend Vincenzo Italiano who for over two weeks has represented the first choice of the Griffin to replace the now ex Davide Nicola.
In the event that the negotiation with the Sicilian-German coach should not be successful, the rossoblù would only have to tread on alternative tracks. In this regard, in addition to the one that leads to the parts of Rolando Maran, in the last few hours two other hypotheses have surfaced: Massimo Carrera and Fabio Liverani.
The second of these solutions would appear particularly sensational, since the former midfielder of Perugia and Lazio, in addition to being the main opponent of the season of Genoa with his Lecce, began his career as a coach in Pegli. But after a brilliant journey with the rossoblù youth teams, Liverani crashed upon landing in the first team, being kicked out a few days after the start of the 2013-14 championship.
Now that the Roman technician has freed himself from the Salento, the Ligurian leadership would have included his name in the list of eligible candidates. A choice that the square would certainly not look favorably upon.
