Under 20s: 2026/27 preseason begins

The 2026/2027 season of the Under 20 rossoblù kicks off. The team will begin preparation on Monday 13 July at the CRAI Sport Center in Assemini, where they will work until 16 July and then move to Isili for the traditional portion of the summer training camp which will end on 25 July. This year too, the team’s headquarters will be the Hotel “Il Cardellino”, a point of reference for pre-season preparation.

The Under 20 technical staff for the 2026/27 season

The friendly program will see the triangular match with Desenzano (Serie C) and Ambrosiana (Serie D) in Coccaglio (Brescia) on 30 July, for a four-day training camp, from 29 July to 1 August. At the end of the Lombard commitment, the rossoblù team will fly to Berlin, where on 2 August they will face the Under 20 of Union Berlin, a few hours before the friendly match between the respective first teams. Other tests on 8 August at home to Ossese (Serie D) and on the 14th against Monastir.

The calendar of the first days:
23 August, 4.45pm: Albinoleffe-Cagliari
30 August, 11am: Cagliari-Bologna
5 September, 11am: Cagliari-Sassuolo
13 September, 3pm: Inter-Cagliari
20 September, 1pm: Parma-Cagliari

THE COMPLETE CALENDAR OF THE SPRING 1 CHAMPIONSHIP

THE ITALIAN CUP
In the Coppa Italia Primavera draw, Cagliari, seeded number 17, will debut on Wednesday 28 October in the round of 32 by hosting Lecco (seeded number 25). In the event of qualification, the rossoblù will face the winner of the match between Lecce (9) and Pisa (29) in the round of 32, scheduled for Wednesday 2 December, with the aim of gaining access to the round of 16, where Juventus (8) will be waiting for them on 20 January.

THE ITALIAN CUP MAIN DRAW

THE PLAYERS CALLED UP FOR THE PRE-SEASON
Alessio Vargiu (2009), Andrea Pibiri (2009), Alessandro Sugamele (2007), Antonio Romano (2009), Carlo Giulini (2008), Diego Palacio (2009), Dmytro Panko (2009), Enoch Mawassa (2008), Giovanni Andrea Cardu (2008), Giuseppe Lo Verde (2009), Giuseppe Piredda (2009), Kristiyan Goryanov (2008), Luca Costa (2008), Luca Tronci (2007), Marton Prettenhoffer (2008), Mateusz Lesiewicz (2008), Nicolas Valentino Tosolini (2009), Noham Hamdaoua (2007), Samuele Piro (2008), Vincenzo Sarno (2008), William Hans Mehlstrand Skjold (2009).