Avellino has confirmed Tommaso Martinelli as the starting goalkeeper for the 2026/27 season, marking the first major move of the summer transfer window. The player has already begun medical exams for the pre‑season, while the club starts its inbound and outbound operations.
Who are the new signings?
Midfielder Giacomo Faticanti and left‑back Brando Moruzzi have signed contracts and are ready to wear the biancoverde shirt. The club has also accelerated the acquisition of right‑back Emanuele Lulli and mezzala Luca Di Maggio, who can also play as a trequartista. These four players complete the first phase of the tactical rebuild.
Which renewals matter most?
Sporting director Mario Aiello announced the renewal of Patrick Enrici until 2029, securing stability in defence. Additionally, several youngsters have secured contracts: Iannarilli (2027) and Sassi (2029) in goal; Cancellotti (2027) and Simic (2028) in defence; Palmiero (2028) in midfield; and Favilli (2027) in attack, all with extension options tied to specific conditions.
What transfers are underway?
Michele D'Ausilio has been loaned to Iraklis Salonicco with an option to buy, while Antonio De Cristofaro returns to Latina. Matteo Marchisano has been sent on loan to Giugliano. Aiello is already working on further exits for returning players, with Giuseppe Panico heading to Casertana and Gianmarco Todisco to Catania.
How does the squad look from July 1?
The roster includes goalkeepers Iannarilli (2027) and Sassi (2029); defenders Cancellotti (2027), Enrici (2029), Simic (2028), Fontanarosa (2028), Sala (2028), Izzo (2029); midfielders Palmiero (2028), Sounas (2028), Palumbo (2028), Besaggio (2028); attackers Favilli (2027 with 2028 option), Russo (2028), Patierno (2028), Insigne (2027 with 2028 option), Biasci (2028) and Pandolfi (2029). Returning players include Cagnano, Tribuzzi, Toscano, Todisco, Cancellieri, Marchisano, Panico, Manzi, Mutanda, Maisto, Arzillo and Di Paola, all with contracts expiring between 2027 and 2029.
What does this mean for the upcoming season?
With these signings, Avellino aims to solidify its defence and give more creative freedom to midfield, targeting a push for the top of Serie C. The blend of young prospects and experienced players should provide continuity and competitiveness, especially ahead of the Supercoppa Lega.
What are the next steps?
Medical exams continue while the coach prepares the pre‑season. The club expects to finalize the remaining market details by the end of August, entering the new campaign with a full squad ready to compete.
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