Valles (Bolzano), July 24, 2026 – The pressure on Orso from Di Vaio. The number 7 who talks about the red and blue season with the tones of someone certain to be part of it. Tarozzino’s emotion. Tedesco’s concise words. But above all, the celebration in the square, with the Valles House of Culture transforming for a couple of hours into a slice of Dall’Ara.
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Slides from Bologna’s last night in Val Pusteria
Slides from Bologna’s last night in Val Pusteria, where the affection of the fans and the embrace with the town that hosts the red and blue training camp for the fourth consecutive year are paramount. It’s written Valles, it reads Bologna. But it also reads Filippo Cotti and Gloria Gardini, who set the pace on stage, calling one by one the members of the technical staff, the players, the physiotherapists, the storekeepers, even the gardener Beppe and, ‘dulcis in fundo’, Marco Di Vaio, the red and blue sporting director who takes the stage by himself.

All eyes are on Orsolini, always gnawed by the Hamletic doubt (will he sign the renewal or not?). The crowd invokes number 7 and the sporting director, who was a striker, for once tackles: “Let’s see if it touches his heart…”. The chant ‘Orso, Orso!’ begins, and he, the person concerned, stands up and takes the microphone: “We will try to repay this trust and this year we hope to achieve great satisfaction like in previous years”.

Tedesco: “This training camp has been an extraordinary experience”
If it’s not a renewal announcement, what is it? Tedesco is a little less talkative, the new coach who had already spoken in Valles square last week, answering children’s questions. “This training camp has been an extraordinary experience, I felt more affection here than in Turkey,” ventures the coach. Ovations. As for Andrea Tarozzi, the returning red and blue, whose eyes sparkle. “Like that song that says some loves take immense turns and then return – says Tedesco’s assistant – I too took a long journey to return to the place I always wanted to be”.

Di Vaio goes out on a limb: “We want to build something wonderful again”. De Silvestri recalls the values of group strength and cohesion: “We all want to do better and better, but we cannot forget the top level we have reached in recent years. The important thing is to continue to stay united, even and especially in moments of difficulty”.

On stage, local authorities parade, from the mayor of Rio di Pusteria Heinrich Seppi to the representatives of Dolomiti Sport Event Stefano D’Apolito and Francesco Bertagnolli, passing through the vice president of the Rio-Pusteria Valles consortium Thomas Messner and Felix Erlacher, owner of the Valserhof hotel that hosts the red and blue. Curtain.
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