Inzaghi steers Palermo towards Serie A with a roaring start

In the lively Barbera stadium, the pink‑black fans rejoice over the third consecutive success of Palermo under Pippo Inzaghi, which has secured three wins in the first three matchdays of Serie B, scoring seven goals, conceding three, and earning entry to the Coppa Italia.

The pink‑black battleship after the disappointment

A battleship has been built to dominate the league, after the disappointment in the playoffs against Catanzaro last season, with the aim of erasing that negative memory. The project envisaged significant investments and an aggressive offensive strategy.

Palermo started with a bang, beating Juve Stabia, Arezzo and Sampdoria. In those three matches it scored seven goals and conceded three, demonstrating defensive solidity and finishing ability.

Thanks to these results, Palermo has already secured a place in the Coppa Italia, guaranteeing participation in the national tournament.

In these first three games the defence has allowed only three goals, showing a solidity that few clubs have displayed so early in the season.

The limitless transfer market

WHAT A TRANSFER WINDOW! The mission, hardly hidden, is to leave rivals in the dust to finally bring the club of the City group to Serie A, after many years of absence. For this reason, no expense has been spared in the market.

The latest addition has been Luca Mazzitelli in midfield, who arrived yesterday. The summer has already seen former Juventus goalkeeper Mattia Perin, the Brazilians Hernani and Strefezza in midfield, and the forwards Gabrielloni and Vavassori.

The road to Serie A

At the moment the agenda reads five wins in five games, with the noble knockout of Lecce in the Coppa, beaten 2‑0 at Barbera. The team looks like an outlier, but consistency is essential.

Inzaghi said: “I do not leave things half‑done. Today I would not even go to Real Madrid. Palermo is extraordinary in every respect and the people have given me unconditional trust.” He added that he has a “great debt of gratitude” towards the fans.

The coach highlighted the unconditional support of the people from day one, describing it as a great debt of gratitude.

The pink‑black project aims to bring Palermo back to Serie A and strengthen Italian football, showing that an Italian entity can aspire to great achievements with the support of the city and the City group.