According to Tuttomercato, Armando Izzo decided to choose Avellino over Spezia. Spezia had been attentively following Armando Izzo before he chose to return to Avellino.

Spezia attempted to enter into negotiations for Armando Izzo. According to Sky Sport, the club was unsuccessful and will not sign him.

Tuttomercato reports on Spezia's interest in 33-year-old Italian centre-back Armando Izzo as they seek a replacement for Przemyslaw Wisniewski. Spezia is considering Armando Izzo as a replacement for defender Przemyslaw Wisniewski, who is reportedly getting closer to a return to Poland, a move that would create an open position in the squad. Izzo, a former Torino player, is currently in a break with Monza and is looking for a new team. While he is being evaluated as a possible experienced reinforcement, Spezia faces competition, as Avellino is also interested in the defender and is observing the circumstances. Sassuolo has also been associated with the defender. Izzo, who has three caps for Italy, joined Monza in July 2023 and has a contract until June 2026. This season in Serie B, he has made 14 appearances, scoring 3 goals and providing 2 assists. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt at €1.30 million, while a release clause was reportedly valued at €800,000 in August 2025.