As most fans may recall, American midfielder Danny Szetela signed for Spanish Primera side Racing Santander in 2007 and was loaned to Brescia of Italy's Serie B last year. Part of the loan deal was that Brescia has the opportunity to buy Szetela provided they pick up that option by June 30th. Current indications out of Brescia, where Szetela made 9 decent appearances this past spring, are that the club will send him back to Spain.
For my money, this is good news for Szetela since Brescia seem to be the eternal Serie B team and he may find better options to get quality playing time in 2008-2009. At the same time, he should not feel too bad about Brescia not wanting to keep him since they have their eyes on (among others) Fenherbance's Stephen Appiah, a Ghana international US fans probably remember well from Nuernberg in the summer of 2006.
Of course, if other deals fall through, Szetela could find himself at Brescia a bit longer. Such are the rules of the silly season.
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Brescia: Probably Won't Pick Up Option on Danny Szetela?
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Americans Abroad,
Brescia,
Calcio,
Europe,
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