Il futuro del Torino passa dai giovani. Paolo Vanoli scommette sulla gioventù granata: da Dembelè a Perciun, ecco chi ha esordito quest’anno
The future of Torino passes through the granata youth. Never before has Torino reaped the benefits of the Primavera team, a reservoir of talent and hope for tomorrow. Dembelé, Gineitis, Perciun (the latest to make his debut) and more. Vanoli has decided to focus on youth, getting positive responses on several occasions. This season, the Toro coach has aggregated to the First Team – summoning them – several Primavera players such as Dalla Vecchia, Gabellini Zaia, Cacciamani, Perciun. Without forgetting those who passed from the Primavera, such as Njie, permanently with Vanoli’s team, and Gineitis, launched by Juric and confirmed by the current coach. For Dembelè, already in Venice with Vanoli, it is a return.
Il Toro che verrà: i Primavera a caccia di chance
A midfielder born in 2005, Dalla Vecchia has not picked up first-team minutes but has the goods to lead the future Granata midfield. The same goes for Zaia. The 2005-class outfielder is fresh off 16 appearances and 2 assists in the Primavera league. Zero minutes but a lot of confidence for Tommaso Gabellini, a 2006 forward. The Primavera number 9 is showing off all his quality. This season, Gabellini has collected 11 goals in 26 games.
Dembelé, Gineitis e non solo: i frutti delle giovanili
Toro’s goal is a return to Europe. The granata have been missing the appointment with the European cups for too long, and the fans are calling for the sprint that can bring Torino back to where it deserves to be. To hit the target, it will be necessary to work well in the market. The issue holding the headlines is the renewal of Elmas, one of the best granata players this season.
However, the road to Europe can start from the Toro world itself. The granata youth are many and strong. The proof comes from yet another season debut of a Primavera: Sergiu Perciun. The talented Moldavian picked up his first minutes in a Toro jersey in the match against Udinese. The 2006 class was also joined by Ali Dembelé and Gvidas Gineitis. On Wednesday, the French outfielder redeemed a complicated season with the goal that secured victory for his side. Gineitis is an important pawn in Vanoli’s chessboard. The young Lithuanian has collected an impressive 26 appearances this season, enriched by 3 goals and 1 assist.
Gvidas Gineitis
