Il terzino arrivato da Firenze è entrato molto bene con il Genoa e ora sembra poter essere in grado di insidiare Sosa
In a Torino side that has seen a switch to a 4-2-3-1 from midseason onward, Borna Sosa has been a mainstay on the left flank. The Croatian full-back, who arrived from Ajax, has won the starting spot and has been crucial to the team’s defensive and offensive dynamics. With the adoption of this new system of play, Sosa has become one of the most important players on the team, demonstrating defensive solidity but also great ability to push on the flank. Until recently, it seemed that his role was virtually unchanging.
L’arrivo di Cristiano Biraghi
However, the arrival of Cristiano Biraghi from Fiorentina has introduced a new dynamic on Torino’s left flank. Biraghi, an experienced left flanker, has brought with him solid experience in Serie A and international competitions, acquired mainly in the purple shirt. His experience and ability to provide assists and dangerousness in set pieces could be tricky competition for Sosa. With his international experience, Biraghi has shown he can handle moments of high pressure, and his arrival at Torino marks the beginning of a fight for the starting shirt on the left flank.
La sfida contro il Bologna: chi scenderà in campo?
In the recent match against Genoa, Biraghi took over in the 71st minute and immediately impressed with an excellent entrance on the field, showing surprising fitness despite the scant minutes he accumulated in Florence. His positive impact cast doubt on Sosa’s position, creating a ballot that Vanoli will have to manage carefully. The match against Bologna represents a first major opportunity to assess who deserves the starting spot, with Biraghi pushing hard for a chance from the start. It will be interesting to see if Vanoli will continue to focus on Sosa or if he will offer the opportunity for Biraghi to start from the first minute, starting a new competition between the two.
Borna Sosa
