Palermo sign Bereszyński: Polish full-back joins on a free | OneFootball

Experienced addition for the Rosanero: the former Sampdoria player and Italian champion with Spalletti's Napoli strengthens Pippo Inzaghi's defense

Palermo, Bereszyński's arrival is official: the Polish full-back signs as a free agent

Now it's official: Bartosz Bereszyński is a new player for Palermo. The Rosanero club has announced that they have acquired the sporting services of the Polish full-back, who became a free agent after the end of his contract with UC Sampdoria.

The club's statement

Palermo FC welcomed their new addition as follows: “A warm welcome to Bartosz from the City Football Group, President Dario Mirri, and the entire Rosanero family,” reads the official note released by the club.

Experience and versatility at Palermo's service

Born in 1992, Bereszyński brings a significant amount of international experience to Sicily. A right-back by trade, but also capable of adapting to the left flank, the Pole boasts over 150 appearances in Serie A with Sampdoria and a long tenure with the Polish national team, with whom he has played in European Championships and World Cups. His time with Napoli during their third championship win, when there was a winter loan swap with Zanoli, should not be forgotten.

His arrival represents a substantial reinforcement for Filippo Inzaghi's team, which can rely on a dependable player both in defense and in advancing down the wing.

Ambitious Palermo

With the signing of Bereszyński, Palermo confirms its intention to raise the squad's level and focus on experienced profiles to support young talents. The goal remains to make the team increasingly competitive in a league that promises to be balanced and fiercely contested.

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