As the football season draws to a close, Genoa is facing an urgent relegation situation that could have dire consequences for the club's future. With just one game left to play in the current Serie A campaign, the club sits at the bottom of the table and is currently four points adrift of safety.

The situation has put pressure on the club's owners and management to take action before it's too late. The club has been linked with several high-profile managers in recent weeks, including former Chelsea boss Antonio Conte, but there is no guarantee that any of them will be able to turn things around quickly enough to save the club from relegation.

One option that may be considered is to bring in new players during the winter transfer window, which opens on January 1st. This would give the club more time to integrate new faces into their squad and improve their chances of survival.

However, this option also comes with risks. Bringing in new players during the winter window can be expensive, and there is always the possibility that they won't perform well enough to help the team avoid relegation.

In order to stay in Serie A, Genoa will need to make some tough decisions over the coming weeks. It's unclear what the club's plans will be, but one thing is certain: the situation is far from ideal and requires immediate attention.