Wednesday’s goal by Gennaro Tutino with the Cosenza shirt is still in everyone’s eyes. A beautiful reversed destined to enter the top 5 of the most spectacular goals of the championship. An athletic and technical gesture made by the boy born in 1996 on loan from Napoli to Cosenza. A gesture arrived, moreover, on an assist from Palmiero (same age) also on loan from Napoli in Calabria. In short, a goal that has all the blue mark: from the idea to the realization. But if now the spotlight is on Tutino and Palmiero, the list of Neapolitans around Italy is long.
BROTHER OF ART
In Benevento, again in Serie B, Roberto Insigne (1994) after a promising start, now jostled for a starting spot. The return of Armenteros, in fact, has closed its doors to the smallest of the Insigne brothers who now hopes for a final with a bang to improve his score (just 6 seasonal goals) maybe with some goals in the playoffs.
IN SAFE HANDS
Who instead was the immovable holder and protagonist in the promotion to Serie C of Bari, is Davide Marfella (1999), a young but valuable goalkeeper. He confirmed the good feelings of previous years becoming a fixed point in De Laurentiis’ second team. Thanks to its performance and its qualities, it has already won the reconfirmation also for the next championship. The performance of Nikita Contini (1996), another young goalkeeper of Napoli, who defended the door of Siena in seire C, was also positive.
IN STANDBY
Then, between lights and shadows, the seasons of Machac (1996), first loaned to Capri and then Crotone, Bifulco (1997) to Ternata and Zerbin (1999) to the Viterbo area. While positive the second part of the season of Anastasio (1996) that since he moved from Cosenza to Monza in Serie C has achieved two goals playing as a fullback.
From: Il Mattino.
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