According to Tuttomercato, Sampdoria met with Daniele Montevago's agent, Tullio Tinti. Sampdoria holds a counter-option right on the forward and could bring him back to Genoa by paying 700,000 euros to Perugia. Perugia is set to retain 30% of a future resale.

According to Il Messaggero, Sampdoria is considering exercising the buy-back clause for Daniele Montevago set at 700,000 euros. Exercising the clause would allow Sampdoria to return Montevago to Genoa, where he could be included in their squad or potentially sold again.

According to La Nazione, 23-year-old Italian striker Daniele Montevago of Perugia is being targeted by Sampdoria and Modena. Sampdoria sold the striker to the Umbrian club in the summer of 2024 for a fee of €400,000, including a right to repurchase him for a fee of 700,000 euros. Serie C clubs Benevento, Vicenza, and Ravenna are also said to be monitoring the player's situation. Montevago's contract with Perugia runs until June 2027, and he has a current Transfermarkt market value of €300k. The forward has made 15 appearances for Italy's U20 team, scoring one goal.