Tuttomercato reports on Davide Veroli's loan move to Palermo with an option to buy. Davide Veroli is transferring to Palermo on loan with an option to buy, which will become an obligation if Palermo is promoted to Serie A. The player will be available to coach Pippo Inzaghi and can play as both a central defender and a full-back.

Tuttomercato reports on Palermo's interest in securing Davide Veroli from Cagliari. Davide Veroli, 22 years old, owned by Cagliari, is a hot name for Palermo as they seek a reliable alternative on the left center of their three-man defense. Palermo wants him on a dry loan, but Cagliari prefers to monetize and considers options like a paid loan with a right or obligation to buy, or a definitive sale.

Davide Veroli, a left-footed defender born in 2003, is currently owned by Cagliari and has experience playing in Serie B with Catanzaro and Sampdoria over the past two seasons. Palermo has expressed interest in acquiring him to bolster their squad in pursuit of promotion to Serie A. The club's plan involves having Veroli alternate with Pietro Ceccaroni as a backup for Tommaso Augello, considering Ceccaroni is expected to be frequently utilized as a central defender. However, the negotiation process faces challenges due to a significant disparity between Cagliari's asking price and Palermo's offer, according to ForzaPalermo. If the deal does not materialize, Palermo may consider promoting Pietro Avena, a talented player born in 2007, to the first team.