Russo in Grottazzolina

In recent years, Yuasa players have arrived with impressive backgrounds, rich in numbers, statistics, and categories, but also others with impressive histories. A history of precocious talent, of ups and downs, of goals achieved and more to pursue.
Yuasa Battery Grottazzolina has entrusted the second line to Davide Luigi Russo, a libero born in the heart of Salento and fresh from a two-year stint that cemented him as one of the most reliable players on the national scene.
His career in Sorrento has had a significant impact, with more than a few similarities to Grotte. Two teams geographically distant but united by the ability to build something big from seemingly small dimensions. And with the Sorrento jersey, Russo has enjoyed two intense and rewarding seasons. The first culminated with a historic run in Serie A3, culminating in a resounding treble, winning the league, the Coppa Italia, and the Supercoppa. The second season was in Serie A2, where newly promoted Sorrento managed to secure a relegation position that was anything but assured, confirming their prowess on the pitch, only to be forced to withdraw from the competition due to insufficient capacity at their facility.
It’s no coincidence that, when the name of Grottazzolina began to surface in his thoughts about the future, the call was immediate. “I really like small businesses. In that small business, I see something much bigger: values, belonging, sacrifice, and the ability to achieve goals that perhaps no one would have bet on. It’s in small businesses that you find hearts full of tenacity, ready to fight until the end.” These words also seem to perfectly describe the recent history of Yuasa Battery. “This is what I was fortunate enough to experience in Sorrento, and I’m fairly certain I’ll find it in Grottazzolina too.”