Tuttomercato reports on Palermo's interest in acquiring Jonathan Klinsmann from Cesena. Palermo is interested in acquiring Jonathan Klinsmann from Cesena as a replacement for Alfred Gomis, who is currently injured with a fractured arm. Cesena, however, does not want to part with Klinsmann and would only consider a cash offer of around two million euros. Palermo is looking to spend less on a goalkeeper who will compete for the starting position and is exploring other options.

Tuttomercato provides an update on the transfer situation surrounding Jonathan Klinsmann. Jonathan Klinsmann was previously considered for a possible exchange with Palermo, but due to Alfred Gomis's injury, the exchange will not happen. Klinsmann has been removed from the market as Cesena is working on renewing his contract, which expires next June.

American goalkeeper Jonathan Klinsmann, aged 28 and currently playing for Cesena, is being considered for a swap deal with Palermo. This potential transfer would see him move to Palermo in exchange for Alfred Gomis heading to Cesena. The transfer is being reviewed as Palermo looks to strengthen their squad, especially in the goalkeeping department, following the departure of Sebastiano Desplanches, which left Alfred Gomis as their sole goalkeeper. Palermo is actively exploring the market to ensure their team remains complete and competitive, assessing options such as Klinsmann and other possible candidates, including Francesco Bardi and Adrian Semper. Klinsmann has a contract with Cesena that runs until June 2026, and his market value is estimated at €2.00m by Transfermarkt. Besides Palermo's interest, several other Italian clubs, including Sassuolo, Bologna, and Parma, have also been linked with Klinsmann.