It will still take some time before we can see Pellegri again on the pitch, so Sanabria and Seck will compete for the place in attack
Beyond the ranking that seems to smile at Toro, with the grenades who after overtaking Udinese find themselves in seventh place with 30 points, for Ivan Juric it is not a good moment since he has to take into account several players who are in the infirmary. Peter has been among them for some time now Pilgrims, a player who throughout his career has had the great misfortune of encountering several physical problems that have forced him to spend more time in the infirmary than on the pitch. The former Milan striker has now slowed down his recovery process, as he has yet to completely overcome the aftermath of the muscle injury suffered during the Christmas period. So bad news for Juric who will have to continue to make Antonio suffice in attack Sanabria and Demba Dry. And perhaps on second thought, now with Toro one step away from the European zone, the granata management is regretting the fact that it was unable to take Eldor in January Shomurodov, who then moved to Spezia, or in any case of not having brought to Juric’s court another striker who could make a significant contribution. Most likely this was not the case also because the grenade club wants to show that they believe in the potential of the number 9 of Toro and the former Spal striker.
Turin: Sanabria and Seck must give more to continue dreaming of Europe
Both the Paraguayan striker and the striker born in 2001 are players with indisputable qualities and with ample room for growth, who have managed to collect some positive performances this season but who can certainly do more, especially in terms of finishing. Just to give an example that can be touched by hand in the match against Udinese, of the former grenade acquaintance Andrea Subtle, Sanabria has remedied a performance that reaches enough despite the number 9 grenade having done too little in the shooting area. The former Genoa Paraguayan then left the field to make room for Seck, who had too little time available to be able to leave a mark on the match. The Senegalese striker crosses his fingers and hopes in the match against Milan to be able to collect playing time on the pitch, more than what he collected against the Friulians.
