Avellino is swiftly moving forward with preparations for the upcoming season, demonstrating clear intentions and transparency in the transfer market. Sporting Director Aiello has been very active in early July, with a strong desire to continue strengthening the squad. The Biancoverdi, as Avellino is known, are determined to be fully prepared for their highly anticipated return to Serie B.
Specifically, the Irpini (referring to Avellino) are currently assessing various midfield profiles to provide Raffaele Biancolino with the most complete squad possible. In this context, according to reports from Il Mattino, a new avenue has opened up for bolstering the midfield. This path leads directly to Alfred Duncan, currently owned by Venezia.
It appears that the Arancioneroverde club (Venezia) itself proposed the player, as they need to sell him to avoid losing him on a free transfer next year when his contract expires. Duncan is a player with years of Serie A experience, although he only made sixteen appearances last season due to recurring injuries. Nevertheless, Aiello is now evaluating the situation, while simultaneously keeping other options open to ensure all prospects are considered.
