Spezia is working to sign Giuseppe Leone from Juve Stabia. The Campanian club is demanding payment of the player's €500,000 release clause, despite his contract expiring soon. Meanwhile, Spezia appears unwilling to offer more than €205,000 to €300,000. According to Il Secolo XIX, Giuseppe Leone has expressed to Juve Stabia's coach, Ignazio Abate, his desire to play for Spezia immediately and not wait until June.

According to Tuttomercato, Giuseppe Leone is seeking to leave Juve Stabia before the end of the season. The midfielder, whose contract is expiring, already has an agreement with Spezia that will be formalized on February 3. The deal is for three years with an option for a fourth year. Juve Stabia is aware that they would not receive compensation in June and that Spezia cannot pay the full release clause of 400 thousand euros. An agreement for a lower amount is being considered in the coming days.

According to Tuttomercato, negotiations are ongoing for Giuseppe Leone's transfer to the Ligurians, who want to acquire the player to complete their midfield. Juve Stabia is willing to sell only if the release clause of 500,000 euros is paid, despite Leone's contract being close to expiration and him having already reached a preliminary agreement with the Ligurians.

Tuttomercato reports that Giuseppe Leone, a player for Juve Stabia, is out of contract with the club and does not appear willing to renew. Despite the risk of losing him on a free transfer, Juve Stabia's sporting director Matteo Lovisa continues to demand the full 500,000 euro release clause. Spezia is attempting to lower the price and is offering about half of the clause amount.

According to Tuttomercato, Leone has attracted the attention of Spezia. The yellow-blue club has stated that it will not consider negotiations at a reduced price and that the player's departure will only be possible upon payment of the release clause, which is set at 500,000 euros.

Spezia is preparing a move for Giuseppe Leone of Juve Stabia. The club's sporting director, Stefano Melissano, is waiting for approval from the American ownership to present the first offer for Leone, who is considered the right replacement for Salvatore Esposito. Leone's contract with Juve Stabia is expiring and he does not appear willing to extend, which is why he could be sold in January. From February 3, he will be able to agree to a deal with any club for the summer. According to Cittadellaspezia.com, Spezia would like to spend less than the €500,000 release clause to sign him outright, considering Juve Stabia could lose the player for free in a few months.

Tuttomercato has reported on the potential departure of Giuseppe Leone from Juve Stabia, as there is transfer interest surrounding him. It is suggested that Leone could leave Juve Stabia due to a release clause already present in his contract, with his market value being set at 500,000 euros. Spezia is reportedly interested in acquiring a midfielder as a potential replacement for Salvatore Esposito, who has a valuation of five million euros and is also attracting interest from Serie A clubs. Furthermore, Monza is said to have shown interest in Leone as they are undergoing a squad overhaul following their relegation to Serie B last year. Leone, who has been a regular starter for Juve Stabia with 27 starts out of 34 appearances this season, has impressed in his first year at this level after joining from Juventus Under 23, where he also served as captain. He has reportedly expressed satisfaction with his decision to leave Juventus, believing it was the right move for his career development.