New Palermo President Paul Baccaglini claims survival rests with his players’ heads – but will accept relegation if they show enough fight.
Palermo head into the final nine rounds of Serie A seven points adrift of Empoli, who have lost six games on the bounce, and Baccaglini insists the Rosanero still have what it takes to overturn such a deficit.
“The players have to understand that this is Serie A, Palermo are an important team and serve their fans,” he told Radio 24.
New Palermo President Paul Baccaglini claims survival rests with his players’ heads – but will accept relegation if they show enough fight.
Palermo head into the final nine rounds of Serie A seven points adrift of Empoli, who have lost six games on the bounce, and Baccaglini insists the Rosanero still have what it takes to overturn such a deficit.
“The players have to understand that this is Serie A, Palermo are an important team and serve their fans,” he told Radio 24.
“If we look at our calendar, we can save ourselves. It’s all about their heads.
“The new stadium is a project that will be presented shortly. If the Palermo fans are given a coherent and clear project, they’ll follow us all the way.
“We can also drop into Serie B, but with our heads held high. There are still nine games to go and we have to fight until the end.”
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