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No one touches Series A, yes, instead of a possible remodulation of the other leagues with the subsequent merger of B and C and a third series (non-professional) where Palermo would also run the risk of appearing for another year. Italian football is working on a deep restructuring of the system to try to save the salvageable due to the emergence of the Coronavirus. But if on the one hand there is talk of execution to give sustainability to football, on the other hand there is the risk of condemning many other clubs that would risk, unfairly, going from professionalism to amateurism after obtaining salvation in C or being promoted by fans to … fans after winning their group in the D championship.
A real proposal intended to cause a sensation therefore. And to reveal what the new formats of the main Italian leagues could be, it was late last night directly from Sportitalia journalist Michele Crirtiello. Which speaks precisely of a project rather than an idea that, in fact, would consist of a profound restructuring of the Italian football system. The first certainty, meanwhile, could be the postponement of the next seasons of C and D, the most likely date at this time is mid-September. Professional clubs could also go from 100 to 60.
A redesign that could also involve those who, like Palermo, this year would probably have deserved promotion in the C field. Category that, if SportItalia’s progress were confirmed, would practically cease to exist, partly joining Serie B and, in part, to a possible third series (the current D series in practice) comprised of the remaining 40 C clubs plus 20 D series clubs, including the winners of the various groups of the season that have just ended and a few others for accurately identify
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The main reason for this restructuring lies precisely in the fact that the new format of the Serie B, as well as any C team, would receive two mutuals (all those resources coming from the highest category and usable by the B clubs for the financing of the current management) those of the current cadet championship and that of C. According to the examined project, in fact, Series B would change to a two-group format with 20 teams each where the current Series B companies would essentially appear and as many other Series C companies as Monza, Reggina, Vicenza and many others whose selection criteria remain an enigma. A godsend for some, a true prayer for others.
