Carrarese is eagerly awaiting the signing of Gabriele Cioffi, the new coach, which has been postponed to Monday due to bureaucratic formalities. Cioffi, who was present at the stadium yesterday, is set to take over from Antonio Calabro, who left a heavy legacy. Cioffi's career as a player includes experiences in Serie B and A, and as a coach, he has already proven his capabilities with various teams, including Udinese in Serie A.

The Florentine coach comes after two years of inactivity and is highly motivated to restart. His experience in Serie A, with 54 matches on the bench, makes him a high-level profile for Carrarese, which does not want to lower expectations. Cioffi's selection is a clear signal to the fans and the team, which can now rely on an experienced and respected coach.

Cioffi is known for his tactical approach, and he is expected to adopt a tested 3-5-2 formation that fits well with Carrarese's squad characteristics. His inclination towards verticality and width in play could lead to a more dynamic and offensive style, in line with the club and fans' expectations. The Carrarese community is looking forward to seeing how the new coach will shape the team in the coming weeks.