Fiorentina gives 9-0 with Pedro Gonçalves in a prominent plan

A Fiorentina took advantage, at the end of the morning of Sunday, of the pause for international commitments to carry out a particular meeting with the Signa 1914, emblem that aligns in the Eccellenza (the fifth echelon of Italian football), in Rocco B. Commisso Viola Park, which culminated in a categorical triumph, by 9-0.

Pedro Gonçalves, a Portuguese international loaned by Sporting, was bet the holder by Paolo Vanoli, and disbanded the null, just at the passage of the ninth minute, by taking a first-rate low-cut shot to the entrance of the large area, following a pull of Willy Gnonto by the left wing of the attack of the group viola.

Willy Gnonto himself would taste on foot, the next minute, in a bid in which the opposing goalkeeper did not look good in ‘photography’. The marker remained unchanged until the second half, more specifically, until the 47 minutes, when Marco Brescianin joined the party, marking a free kick.

The following goals belonged to Mateo Pellegrino and Sulayman Jallow at 57 and 66 minutes, respectively. The latter would come to bisar, mere seven minutes later, after a pass from also Portuguese John Mario (who, like Pote, acted at first), who suffered a series of caveats before landing on his feet.

Until the final whistle, there was still time for the straight shots of Brando Mazzeo (at 79 and 81 minutes) and Mario Pietropaolo (at 83 minutes), young people who made use of the ‘mazelets’ caused by the selections to show that they are prepared to ‘jump’, as soon as the coach understands it.

Pote and João Mario already ‘show their teeth’

Officially presented as reinforcement of Fiorentina, less than a month ago, Pedro Gonçalves still seeks to conquer his space, but the truth is that he is already ‘making mossa’, since, in addition to the goal scored to the Signa 1914, he also tasted on foot, on 15 September, in the triumph over Pisa, by 3-0, which was worth access to the eighth finals of the Cup of Italy.

Before that, João Mário, compatriot of Pote who arrived at the Stadio Artemio Franchi by Juventus's concession, had begun to watch, right in the debut with the viola sweater, for the straight shot of Moise Kean, in the victory achieved in the reception to Benevento, by 4-1, in this case, counting for the first elimination of this event.

What's next for Fiorentina?

Fiorentina will now turn its attention to the meeting of the sixth Serie A journey, before the Genoa, which has an initial whistle scheduled for 2 p.m. (Hour of Continental Portugal) next October 10th, at the Stadio Communale Luigi Ferraris, and which will open a ‘demonic’ cycle of challenges.

Until the next competitive interruption, Paolo Vanoli's men will also measure forces, with Como 1907 (on October 18, at Stadio Artemio Franchi), Internazionale (on October 25, at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza), Atalanta (on October 29, at Stadio Artemio Franchi), Sassuolo (on November 2, at Città del Tricolore) and Juventus (on November 8, at Stadio Artemio Franchi).