Manuel Scavone: “Serie B is my league”

On Sunday afternoon, Manuel Scavone will enter the Drusus Stadium for the first time in a long time, but not as a player, but only in the role of a spectator. He is one of the few players who has worn the FCS jersey more than a hundred times. Because of this, the Bolzano player was invited to the top game against Lecce. But who knows, maybe Scavone could be back in his hometown more often in the future. In the event of a possible promotion to Serie B, FC Südtirol would probably expand the field of interested parties by one club. One thing is certain: the offensive player also wants to play in the second division next season. “The current season didn't go as we expected. For me personally, however, it was very instructive. I was able to push through the difficult phases and understood that Series B was my place. This is where I belong,” explains Scavone.

Matriculation exam passed Last summer everything happened very quickly: Although Scavone still had a valid contract in Bari, his move to Vercelli was a dry matter after just a few minutes of negotiations. Then a season began with many ups and downs. “In the beginning I was one of the regulars, but then I often had to sit on the substitutes' bench or in the stands. “It was only over time that I was able to win back the coach’s favor,” said the former FCS promotion hero. He has been part of the Pro Vercelli team for six games now. According to Scavone, it is an enormous satisfaction that he has achieved with a lot of work.

Look into the unknown Nevertheless, Manuel Scavone's future in Piedmont is still open. Unless the season takes a sensational turnaround, Pro Vercelli will leave Serie B after just one year. The Bolzano player has a multi-year contract, but in the event of relegation he will definitely leave the club. “I learned a lot in Vercelli. I've matured a lot during this time. After the end of the season, I will sit down at the table with those responsible and decide about my future. The fact is that I want to stay in this league,” Scavone says plainly. Who knows, maybe there will actually be a reunion with his former club in the summer, and this time not just as part of a flying visit to the Drusus Stadium. True to the motto: Old love never rusts.

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Manuel Scavone: “Serie B is my league”

The 25-year-old midfielder from Bolzano is sliding towards relegation with Pro Vercelli. Nevertheless, he wants to stay in Serie B after passing the test. “I also want to play in Serie B next season, ideally with FC Südtirol,” explains Scavone.

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