Football Club Crotone has officially announced significant developments regarding its youth talent pipeline. The club has confirmed the continued journey of one promising player while also securing three new professional apprenticeship contracts with young athletes set to contribute to the team`s future.
The club proudly announced the signing of a professional apprenticeship contract with Giuseppe Sinopoli, a central forward born in 2008. Sinopoli, known for his inherent goal-scoring ability, demonstrated his prowess last season by winning the top scorer title with the Rossoblù`s Under-17 team in their respective group.
He joins two other promising players who had already finalized their apprenticeship agreements in previous months: Giuseppe Terrasi and Michele Vrenna. Details on these young talents include:
- Giuseppe Terrasi: A midfielder born in 2007, Terrasi showcased his exceptional skills last season with the `Squaletti` (Crotone`s youth teams), consistently combining quality play with a strong work rate.
- Michele Vrenna: An attacker from the 2008 cohort, Vrenna brings valuable experience, having previously played with renowned clubs like AC Milan and Bologna. He was a pivotal figure in the Primavera 2 Championship, making significant contributions with his impressive plays and goals.
Furthermore, the club has confirmed the ongoing development of Martino, a promising goalkeeper born in 2006. Martino`s potential was clearly recognized last season when he served as the third-choice goalkeeper for the First Team, indicating his readiness for higher levels.
These strategic moves underscore Crotone`s commitment to nurturing young talent and building a strong foundation for the club`s long-term success through its youth development program.
