A complete overhaul of Fiorentina's attacking flanks: with Fabio Paratici in front, many new names on the target list

In a summer overhaul against Fiorentina, the biggest change needed is the attacking flanks. Fabio Paratici has taken direct control of the division and plans to revamp it to suit Fabio Grosso's 4-3-3 formation.

Quality control in close quarters, the ability to outrun the opposition, create numerical dominance, and results in goal are mandatory characteristics for the wing players that Grosso usually uses. Laurienté, Berardi, Wolpatho are examples of this. These requirements do not fit well with the fringe players currently filling the Fiorentina role. In the previous phase, even Vanoli had to try Parisi in that position due to a lack of flanks.

Now there is no way to correct that shortcoming except a massive change. Manor Salomon is the only player who is likely (and not guaranteed) to continue in the team. After that, Harrison would not be permanently signed; He returns to Leeds. With Gudmunsson put up for sale, the division could face a two-season 'crisis' this time around.

The target list is already long. The market team is eager to provide the first signings to Grosso before summer camp begins. The most talked about name recently is 2004 born Luca Koleosho (Paris FC), who has proved himself in the Italy team led by Silvio Baldini. Following this, Loriente and Wolpatho have also been linked to the Dukhani team; Lazio's Cancellieri is also on the list.

Dream goal 2005-born Bosnian talent Kerim Alaibekovic. But competition for him is stiff—Serie A's Napoli, Roma and Juventus are also interested.

All in all, Fiorentina have started this summer looking to overhaul the attacking flanks and add new pace-skill-finishers to suit Grosso's 4-3-3.

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