What Kind of Sassuolo Will We See in Bergamo?
The Neroverdi are dealing with fatigue and squad rotations following an intense schedule. After the recent match against Genoa, the regular starters were given a rest, but further changes against Atalanta remain likely.
Decisions Ahead for Fabio Grosso
Berardi, who scored on Monday against Genoa, might retain his spot, yet Fabio Grosso faces several considerations. With three matches in one week, and taking into account Muharemovic’s return along with Volpato’s absence, the coach must define a competitive starting eleven for the midweek clash.
Lineup Continuity or Fresh Faces
Up to now, Grosso has never fielded the same starting lineup twice, whether due to tactics or necessity. He can either rely on the same group that lost to Genoa, giving them a chance to recover confidence, or introduce new players who can inject energy into a lineup that appeared tired on Monday night.
“The team showed legitimate fatigue, and even with systematic substitutions, the rigid hierarchies have demanded much from those who regularly start.”
This suggests the coach may lean toward measured changes rather than a complete overhaul, ensuring both freshness and stability for the match in Bergamo.
Author’s Summary
Sassuolo must balance rotation and consistency as fatigue sets in, with Fabio Grosso weighing whether to trust his usual starters or introduce fresher options against Atalanta.