Alessio Genova, a young talent from the Australasian soccer academy, is making a significant impact in Italy. Since his arrival in 2022, Genova has proven to be a valuable asset for his club Cittadella. Tony Basha, the head of football, praises Genova’s exceptional skills and vision, considering him the missing piece in the Australian national team setup. With his recent performances, Genova has caught the attention of Italian national team scouts, highlighting the need to bring him into the Australian camp as soon as possible. Let’s delve deeper into Genova’s achievements and potential.
On the Radar of Italian National Teams:
Genova’s stellar performances have put him on the radar of the young Italian national teams. His consistent contributions on the field have made him a player that Italy cannot afford to miss out on. The national team management recognizes his talent and is not far away for a call up into camp.
Impressive Performances:
Genova’s impact has been felt in matches against Serie A clubs Monza and Udinese, where he showcased his class and bagged (2) two goals. The classy number ten (10) also won back to back “ Man of the Match awards.
Similarities with Fellow Academy Player Cristian Volpato:
Genova shares similarities with his fellow academy player, Cristian Volpato, who holds dual citizenship (Australian and Italian). Both players possess immense talent and have the potential to make a significant impact on the international stage. Genova’s dedication and hard work have placed him in the same category as Volpato, further highlighting his potential for success.
Conclusion:
Alessio Genova’s rise in Italian football has been nothing short of impressive. His skills, vision, and hard work have made him an indispensable player for both his club and potentially the Italian national teams. With his recent performances and recognition, Genova has become a player to watch out for. The football community eagerly anticipates his future development and hopes to see him continue his success on the international stage for Australia.
