Pescara moved to sign goalkeeper Luigi Sepe after their current keeper, Sebastiano Desplanches, suffered an injury that is expected to keep him out of play for over two months. The club has reached an agreement with the 35-year-old Sepe for a contract until June. It is reported that the deal includes a clause for automatic renewal if the team achieves salvation. Sepe is expected to arrive in the city for medical examinations before signing the contract, but to formalize the transfer, Pescara must first free a slot in their list of 18 over players. The Italian goalkeeper has four caps for the Italy U19 team and a current market value of €225k, according to Transfermarkt.