Udinese is targeting Ahmed Hadzimujovic, a Serbian centre-back born in 2007 who plays regularly for Novi Pazar's first team. Hadzimujovic is considered one of the most promising talents in the Balkan leagues. A report notes that his valuation could increase if there were competing offers from international clubs. Udinese's interest is mentioned alongside comments from Gianluca Nani, Group Technical Director of Udinese, regarding the club's strategy of signing young talents.

Udinese, Brentford, and Salzburg are three clubs interested in the 18-year-old Serbian stopper Ahmed Hadžimujović. Both Udinese and Salzburg are making inquiries about the conditions for a potential transfer. The Premier League club, Brentford, reportedly views Hadžimujović as a possible replacement for Michael Kayode. His current club, Novi Pazar, intends to sell the player but is not in a hurry to complete a sale. Hadžimujović's contract is valid until June 2027, and he made 25 appearances in the Super liga Srbije during the 2025/2026 season. The defender has 8 caps for the Serbia U19 team and a current market value of €1.50m, according to Transfermarkt.