Champions LeagueJune 20, 2026
Liverani praises Cagliari's youth project: "Relying on the young will also help the national team"
Fabio Liverani, former midfielder and current coach, has praised Cagliari's project, which relies on young talent. He emphasizes the importance of this strategy for both the club and the national team.
Former midfielder and current coach **Fabio Liverani** expressed his views on the **Cagliari** project on Sky Sport. He commented on the club's decision to confirm Pisacane while hiring a young sports director like Accardi: "The identity was established by the president in the year of relegation. At that moment the line was changed and now the attempt is made to promote young players, especially from their own youth. The choice of Pisacane is aimed in this direction and it must be said that the club is right here. Today the sports director Accardi agrees with these guidelines. The path is not easy, but it is the right one and could also be for our national team be of interest." **It's not without reason that Cagliari's young talents are now in high demand.** "It's the quality of this line, because the boys play continuously, the results follow and the talents are put in the spotlight, which gives them the experience they need to grow."
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