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Ficcadenti replaces Bisoli at Cesena

Monday, June 14, 2010

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Massimo Ficcadenti has been named as the coach of promoted Serie A side AC Cesena following the departure of Pierpaolo Bisoli, who is widely expected to be the new boss at Cagliari Calcio.

Massimo Ficcadenti has taken command at promoted Cesena
Massimo Ficcadenti has taken command at promoted Cesena ©Getty Images

Newly promoted side AC Cesena have brought in Massimo Ficcadenti to replace their coach Pierpaolo Bisoli, who left the club last week and is expected to take over at Cagliari Calcio.

Ficcadenti, the 42-year-old former Hellas-Verona FC and Torino FC midfielder, has had brief experience of coaching in Serie A, having been sacked by Reggina Calcio ten matches into the 2007/08 season. Last season he coached Piacenza Calcio in Serie B. Bisoli has been linked with Cagliari, the team he represented as a midfielder from 1991 to 1997.

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