Parma has reached home ownership with Alberto Gilardino before the recognition of a new head coach. The 44-year-old Fahivet will replace Carlos Cuesta, who previously deprived the club of a mutual benefit.
According to Fabrizio Romano's information, the parties have already reached a meeting of minds, and Gilardino may terminate Parmi's project with an urgent commitment to work.
For Gilardino, he will return to Parmi, having played as a football player from 2002–2005. During this period, the striker played 116 matches and scored 56 goals. This year they moved to Milan, and in 2006 they won the world championship together with the national team of Italy.
Gilardino's remaining coaching credit was working with Pisa, and until now he had admired Genoa, where he worked in Serie A.