According to Tuttomercato, Venezia has decided to retain Andrea Adorante despite interest from Pisa. The sporting director and president of Pisa called regarding the player and were informed that the intention was to continue with him. Director Antonelli was firm, stating that the answer was negative and that Adorante is staying with them.

Adorante's agent stated that he will return soon. The agent discussed Pisa.

Pisa has made a significant effort to sign Andrea Adorante, and Venezia values the player's transfer fee at an amount between 4 and 5 million euros. For the moment, Adorante has chosen to remain at Venezia, with the intention of playing in Serie A until at least January. The situation is not expected to change until that time, according to Corriere del Veneto.

Pisa is considering Venezia's 26-year-old Italian striker Andrea Adorante as a major target to strengthen their attack for an immediate return to Serie A. The striker's future is uncertain, despite scoring 17 goals to help his club win promotion last season, because Venezia has since signed attackers Akor Adams from Sevilla and Albion Rrahmani from Sparta Prague. According to Sestaporta.news, Pisa is evaluating Adorante's profile and is particularly concerned about his physical condition. He had back surgery to resolve issues from the prior season, and his return is expected in mid-autumn. The club is deciding whether to attempt to sign Adorante now and wait for his full recovery or to postpone the attempt to January, which carries the risk that he could secure a significant role at Venezia and no longer be available for transfer. Adorante joined Venezia in July 2025, is under contract until 2028, and has a current Transfermarkt market value of €4.50m.