Antonio Di Nardo faces uncertain future at Pescara

Antonio Di Nardo is currently facing a period of uncertainty at Pescara as the club and the striker appear to be at an impasse regarding his future. The 1998-born forward, who scored 14 goals in the previous Serie B season, has been training separately from the squad and was excluded from the recent preseason friendly against Giulianova.

Club president Daniele Sebastiani has indicated that any departure would require a minimum offer of 2.5 million euros. While several clubs, including Sampdoria, have expressed interest, no official bids meeting the club's valuation have been received. This stalemate is impacting Pescara's broader transfer strategy; for instance, the potential signing of Flavio Russo from Sassuolo is currently on hold to avoid roster congestion should Di Nardo remain.

Despite the tension, Pescara's recent performance on the pitch remains strong, securing a 6-2 victory in their test match against Giulianova.