BARI: in SERIE C mercato da CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

0:00 - Bari makes a Champions League-level transfer in Serie C 1:23 - The timeshare rule: De Laurentiis could keep Bari for decades 3:13 - A Serie B repechage: is it really likely? 4:31 - Long contracts and owned players: the hidden strategy 5:30 - Why the Serie B transfer market is 10 times more expensive than Serie C 7:17 - Serie B players who could stay in Serie C 8:32 - The future scenario: a hybrid Serie B-C squad and planned promotion Bari Serie C: a Champions League-level transfer market, a possible repechage, and the De Laurentiis strategy that no one explains Bari is in Serie C but is behaving like a big club. One signing after another, three- or four-year contracts, players bought for prices never seen before in that division. Coincidence or strategy? I analyze everything that's happening behind the scenes—from the transfer market to the timeshare rule to the possibility of a repechage. Bari is buying the best of Serie C, offering €50,000-€100,000 more than anyone else — for an ownership like Napoli's, it's child's play. Gomez scored 60 goals in four seasons in Serie C: in Serie B, that same player would cost €5-€6 million, not €500,000. The timeshare rule could be revised by the FIGC — the De Laurentiis family may never sell Bari. Re-election to Serie B is a concrete possibility: the Juve Stabia affair and non-football events open up an unprecedented scenario. Cerofolini, Vicari, Dorval, Sibilli, and Maggiore remain in Serie C — a hybrid squad built to immediately leapfrog the league. The 14-0 preseason win in Castel di Sangro is a sign: last year in Serie B, we lost friendlies to Serie C teams. 🔔 Subscribe to follow Bari's entire Serie C season. 👍 Like if you think Bari will return to Serie C. B earlier than expected #Bari #BariFC #SerieC #Bari Transfer Market #DelaurentiisMulti-ownership #Bari Repechage #SerieC2025 #Barifootball #Baritransfermarket #BariNews