Pallacanestro Trieste reviews the season at press conference

Pallacanestro Trieste met with members of the press at the BCC Venezia Giulia headquarters in Trieste. At the meeting, the first part of the season was reviewed and the new players and coaching staff were introduced. The team had won three games in a row and had secured an important win on the court of Virtus Bologna.

General Manager Michael Arcieri said the relationship with the bank is a partnership that has lasted four years. Arcieri said he sees it as a shared journey rather than just sponsorship. On the game, he said six matches is still an early stage, but he is happy that the team plays like a real group. Arcieri gave the main credit for the success to the players, head coach Francesco Taccetti and the coaching staff.

On behalf of BCC Venezia Giulia, board member Caterina Rosso said the bank will continue to support projects tied to sporting and social values. Referring to the 'Cuore in campo' and 'Aggiungi un posto a tavola' projects, Rosso said they have helped bring young people together with different communities. Trieste regional president Fabrizio Siderini said that, alongside good times such as promotions and European cup campaigns, the bank has also stood by the club in difficult times.

Speaking for the technical staff, Francesco Taccetti said this is his first season as head coach and that he wants to build a new working environment. Taccetti said he has embraced the 'trust the process' approach and that every day is a building block of experience. Assistant coaches Matteo Cassinero and Tommaso Della Rosa highlighted Trieste's passion for basketball and the club's sense of unity.

Speaking for the players, Langston Galloway said the chemistry in the team is very strong and that they want to give their best performance every evening. Sean McDermott said it is the most closely knit group he has seen in his career.