Adam Nagy was nearing a return to Ferencvaros, with only the agreement between the clubs and the player remaining to be finalized. According to Il Secolo XIX, a decision was made after a meeting between president Stillitano and patron Roberts to make Adam Nagy unavailable for transfer. The same source states he will continue to play for Spezia until the end of the season. The club had previously given Nagy permission to negotiate with Ferencvaros president Kubatov, but this permission was revoked.

A final obstacle remains for Adam Nagy's return to Ferencvaros, as the negotiation between the Hungarian club and Spezia has been defined for a permanent transfer of 600,000 euros. According to Il Secolo XIX, what is missing is an agreement on salary between Adam Nagy and the club's president, Gabor Kubatov. Nagy currently earns 650,000 euros until 2027 and does not intend to accept a salary reduction, while the president is attempting to negotiate. This detail is not considered likely to jeopardize a deal that is already in an advanced stage. The transfer window in Hungary closes on February 14, and an agreement could be reached as early as this weekend.

Il Secolo XIX reports that the agreement with Ferencvaros for the definitive sale of Adam Nagy is defined. Adam Nagy is negotiating directly with the Hungarian club to extend his contract until 2028. The operation would guarantee Spezia about 600 thousand euros, a capital gain, and the reduction of a gross salary of about 700 thousand euros from their budget. The closure is expected in the coming days, in part because the market in Hungary ends on February 14.

Tuttomercato reported that Ferencvaros made a significant move for Adam Nagy, and that president Gabor Kubatov also got involved. However, Adam Nagy refused the proposal from the Budapest club, as he prefers to remain at Spezia, where his contract expires in a year and a half. It is not known if Ferencvaros will make a renewed attempt in the final days of the transfer window.