Among the names sounded out is that of Boulaye Dia of Salernitana, who after a season full of difficulties could and should also cost less.

Boulaye Dia, who was put out of the team in early March, is still an open case in Salernitana's disappointing season. The club has been trying for weeks to reach an agreement with the center forward. The lawyers of the Campanian club would have in fact revised their proposal downwards, putting a 30 percent salary cut on the table and no longer 50 as instead requested in the application submitted to the Arbitration College. And even the request of the player's entourage, who wants to be reinstated in the team, would not find the yes of the leaders. A deadline, however, is there: the Arbitration College, competent to settle the dispute if an agreement is not reached, has postponed the first hearing, scheduled for April 26. The final deadline to close the issue, today, is set for May 24.