Tuttomercato has reported that Parma has started contract renewal talks with Adrian Bernabé and that negotiations have been ongoing for weeks. The club intends to extend the contract beyond its current expiration in 2027, aiming for at least 2029.

Parma CEO Federico Cherubini said that Adrián Bernabé has opportunities for an important career, including with other ambitious clubs. However, Cherubini stated that the player is available to negotiate a renewal and will come in the next few days.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Adrian Bernabé could soon sign a contract extension with Parma until 2029. The club has already initiated the process of offering the player a contract renewal, which will likely be discussed in the coming days.

Parma has started negotiations for the contract extension of Adrian Bernabé, a 24-year-old Spanish central midfielder. The club's intention is to extend his contract by two additional years, with a new expiration date of June 2029. Contacts have been initiated, and the club's goal is to finalize an agreement for the new contract in the upcoming weeks. Bernabé is a former Spain U21 international, and his current contract expires in June 2027. He has scored 2 goals in 16 Serie A appearances this season. The effort to extend his contract is occurring amid interest from other clubs, which include Juventus, Inter, and Aston Villa. In November 2025, reports indicated a potential fee of around €25 million, while Parma's asking price during the summer of 2025 was reported to be a minimum of €20 million.