Women’s football: Gaia Bolognini, from viola to Chievo to grow

When the former AC Milan star ’89 / 90 Stefano Carupi, as the technical director of FlorentiaHe made his Serie A debut on March 27, 2021, against Sassuolo, and he understood it right away Gaia Polonini It would have been able. A day not to be forgotten for the promising young woman born in 2003: her debut on the first stage in Italian football and because it happened on her birthday, for the unique and one-of-a-kind 18th time.
Since then, only the escalation in the results and her high performance, which prompted the midfielder of Umbrian origin to attract the attention of Fiorentina and then, as soon as she was signed in purple, noticed Chievo Verona, who borrowed her from the lily.
Currently in the second division, in the shadow of the ring, a season that featured twelve of the twelve games in total, nine as starters, and two goals, with such consistency and application making them one of the best teams in yellow and blue. players. An unexpected and fun surprise for the president Alice Bianchini, for sporting director Massimiliano Rossi and for technical director Simone Lilli, who had already noticed this when he was in charge of Arezzo and Bolognini was playing in Florence. A character who is certainly not neglected either for charisma and confidence, which is already evident from the post-debut statements in the first division against Sassuolo: “I definitely hit a goal, but it’s only the first in a long streak.”
Moreover, few people are fully aware that the promised property of Fiorentina owes above all to his master father. Moreno Bolognese: But while a balanced and managing midfielder, a former young Gubbio, his daughter has proven to be a player capable of tapping into advanced spaces and ready to finish, to the delight of the Veronese flying in apprentice.
A footballer in this light is destined to return to Tuscany and in the future to wear the number 10 shirt to wear with honor and win with it. Giancarlo Antonioni And in the feminine of Tatiana Bonetti: A dream for Bologna today, but a possible reality in the future.