CalcioMercato reports on the transfer of Andrei Coubis to Sampdoria from Milan. Andrei Coubis, a 21-year-old defender, joined Sampdoria from Milan with an obligatory buyout clause set at 150,000 euros, plus an additional 100,000 euros in case of appearance bonuses. He signed a five-year contract until 2029.

The transfer involves Andrei Coubis moving to Sampdoria from Milan on a loan with an obligation to buy. The operation has been finalized according to SkySport reports. Coubis is an Italian-Romanian central defender, born in 2003, who played in Serie C with Milan Futuro last year, making 34 appearances and scoring one goal.

CalcioMercato reports on Sampdoria's interest in acquiring Coubis from Milan. Coubis is being considered by Sampdoria. Milan is asking for 100,000 euros, which has stalled the deal as Sampdoria sought ways to acquire him for free. An additional attempt is not ruled out.

CalcioMercato reports on Sampdoria's official offer to acquire Andrei Coubis. Sampdoria has made an official offer to acquire Andrei Coubis permanently without any upfront payment, but with a 50% future resale clause. Milan prefers a direct payment of 100,000 euros without clauses. Continuous discussions are ongoing between the parties, awaiting Sampdoria's final decision.