Ultimately, the announcement of Corini's dismissal has arrived, with Palermo deciding to part ways with the coach from Bangolo Mella. The defeat against Pisa on Easter Monday, a 4-3 loss, proved fatal for the 53-year-old coach. Various names circulated around the Sicilian club, such as Fabio Grosso, Alvini, Semplici, and Longo, but after initial rumors, the arrival of Michele Mignani was officially announced. He, having agreed to a one-and-a-half-year contract, led Bari last season and narrowly missed promotion to Serie A. Only the playoff final loss to Cagliari denied the Apulians' dream of returning to the top flight.
In the meantime, Corini visited the Torretta sports center this morning to say goodbye to the players and the team, with his staff leaving the company. Today's session was led by Cesare Bovo, the club's technical director, who guided his former teammates while waiting for the new coach. To date, Palermo has not met expectations, occupying the sixth place in Serie B. The Rosanero aimed for promotion, but so far, the desired results have not been achieved. For this reason, the management decided to change the team's leadership.
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