Marca reports on the complications Betis is facing in signing Daniele Ghilardi. Betis is facing complications in signing Daniele Ghilardi as Hellas Verona is demanding ten million euros. Additionally, Roma has entered the negotiation at the last minute, prompting Betis to consider other options.

Tuttomercato reports on Real Betis's initial offer for Ghilardi amidst valuation challenges. Real Betis has made an initial offer of around four million for Ghilardi. However, the proposal was considered low because Fiorentina holds 40% of the resale value.

Daniele Ghilardi, a 22-year-old defender from Hellas Verona, has caught the attention of Real Betis as they look to bolster their defense. It has been reported by Gianluca Di Marzio of Sky Sports Italia that Betis has submitted an initial offer for the Italian U21 international. Ghilardi has gained recognition over recent seasons with his performances for Mantova and Sampdoria, and his market value is currently estimated at five million euros by Transfermarkt. The offer from Betis stands at four million euros, which they intend to finance through the sale of Nobel Mendy to PSV, contingent upon a work permit in the Netherlands or the acquisition of a French passport. Betis's sporting director has been tracking Ghilardi for some time, and he is seen as a prime candidate to join the defensive ranks alongside Bartra, Llorente, and Natan. In the previous season, Ghilardi accumulated 2,030 minutes on the field over 24 matches with Hellas Verona in Serie A.