Wycombe Wanderers' former goalkeeper Franco Ravizzoli's future at Blackpool FC is uncertain, with manager Ian Evatt hinting at a decision in the coming days. The 29-year-old did not travel with the squad to Grimsby for their EFL Cup tie, with first-choice shot stopper Bailey Peacock-Farrell putting in a man of the match-winning display. Ravizzoli's absence follows recent interest from Leicester City, managed by his former MK Dons boss Russell Martin. The Rivers Plate youth product made the move to the Fylde Coast last summer as a free agent, having spent two seasons with Wycombe Wanderers. While he was initially signed to compete for the first-choice spot, he mainly found himself as a back-up to Peacock-Farrell, making just eight appearances last term. League standing (final 2025 table -- new season not yet under way): 11th in League One, 63 pts, 17W-12D-17L from 46 games, recent form WLLDL. Goals this season: 69 scored, 58 conceded (+11 goal difference). Title race: 40 points behind leaders Lincoln. Evatt admits confirmation concerning Ravizzoli's future will come soon. "At the moment it was the right thing to do for club and player," he said. "That's as much as I'll say on it at the moment. We didn't feel the need to involve him today. We'll always try to make the right decisions for the football club, so I'm guessing there'll be an announcement in due course.

What happened? Franco Ravizzoli, the 29-year-old goalkeeper, did not travel with the Blackpool FC squad to Grimsby for their EFL Cup tie.

Why it matters for Wycombe Wanderers The former Wycombe Wanderers goalkeeper's future at Blackpool FC is uncertain, with manager Ian Evatt hinting at a decision in the coming days.

What comes next? The Blackpool FC manager has confirmed that an announcement regarding Ravizzoli's future will be made soon.