Baldanzi-De Rossi vows all for coach after Genoa’s 4‑1 cup win

Genoa opened the season with a 4‑1 victory over Ascoli in the Coppa Italia, a match in which Tommaso Baldanzi found the net and confirmed his importance under head coach Daniele De Rossi, who praised the youngster’s attitude.

Match start and early dominance

Il Genoa began the campaign emphatically, overcoming Ascoli by a four‑goal margin in the Coppa Italia tie.

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Tommaso Baldanzi, the 2003‑born playmaker, remained at the rossoblù side and contributed a goal, signalling a promising start to his season.

Daniele De Rossi, now in charge of Genoa, has placed clear trust in the young trequartista, highlighting his winning mentality and desire to succeed.

Speaking to Sky Sport, Baldanzi said: “I have a very normal relationship with him, I owe him a lot, I’ll give everything for him, and the whole squad will do the same. He has always been a winner, his mentality and desire to do well transmit only positive things to me and the team.”

The comprehensive win provides Genoa with momentum as they turn their attention to the league campaign, with Baldanzi eager to become a central figure in the project.