Gineitis sta crescendo sempre di più e, dopo il gol in nazionale, ha intenzione di mettere in difficoltà Vanoli sulla scelta della formazione
Gvidas Gineits is growing more and more. His qualities have always been evident and in these years with the first team he has gained more and more experience. His growth is there for all to see and Toro is enjoying his 2004 class. This season the midfielder has already scored 2 goals in Serie A, both of them very heavy, the first against Fiorentina giving a draw to a Toro under a goal and with a man down, while the second against Milan allowing the granata to win an important game 2-1. Number 66 is also taking the national team by storm. Against Finland, the Toro midfielder also scored the goal that allowed Lithuania to tie the game.
Gineitis vuole mettere in difficoltà Vanoli nello scegliere la formazione
Gvidas Gineitis always proved reliable when Vanoli chose him and, as mentioned, he also scored 2 goals, as well as provided an assist against Inter Milan for Zapata’s last goal in a granata jersey before his injury. Torino’s midfield currently looks difficult to change: Casadei and Ricci together form a stunning pair and with their different characteristics they complement each other, giving Torino both quality in dribbling and dangerousness in the area with insertions. The Lithuanian, however, seems to be intent on more than a few doubts for the coach when drawing up the lineup.
Da Juric a Vanoli: la crescita di Gineitis
Gineitis was brought permanently into the first team by Ivan Juric, who also started him as a starter, showing great confidence in the youngster’s talents. The arrival of Vanoli did not change the situation; the Lithuanian is highly regarded by the coach who has no difficulty relying on him when he needs him. Surrounded by this trust, the class of 2004 has grown, becoming stronger and stronger and accumulating experience directly in Serie A without ever even being sent on loan to lower leagues.
Gvidas Gineitis of Torino FC celebrates after scoring a goal during the Serie A football match between Torino FC and AC Milan.
