According to Tuttomercato, Parma is interested in the 24-year-old Italian attacker Daniel Maldini, who is owned by Atalanta. Maldini has returned from his loan at Lazio, where he made 21 appearances in Serie A, scoring 2 goals and providing 1 assist. The player has 6 caps for Italy. It is considered unlikely that he will stay with the Bergamo club, though he will probably be evaluated at the beginning of the preseason training camp, particularly if a proposal for a permanent transfer is received. For a permanent sale, Atalanta would likely request a fee exceeding 10 million euros. This figure is comparable to a condition that would have enabled Lazio to keep him if they had won the Coppa Italia final against Inter. It was reported that during his loan, Lazio had a purchase option valued at approximately €14 million. It was also said that in January 2026, Atalanta's asking price was a minimum of €13 million. A loan that includes a conditional obligation to buy is considered a potential solution, unless Maurizio Sarri makes a final decision to keep the player.