Watford are in advanced discussions to sign 26-year-old left-back Jordan Zemura and striker Iker Bravo from their sister club, Udinese. These potential transfers would follow that of right-back Omar Traore, who has already joined the Championship side from the Serie A club. Zemura and Bravo could be the next to move between the clubs. The club's hierarchy believes recruiting from Udinese will be a beneficial strategy this summer, as finances are limited and players of a comparable level may be too costly to acquire from other sources. This use of the relationship between the two clubs is part of an effort to form the squad for manager Alessio Dionisi. Zemura, a Zimbabwean international with 23 caps, is considered a reliable option at left-back. His experience in English football, which includes time at Bournemouth after time in the QPR and Charlton Athletic academies, is expected to help him make a quick impact. The player's contract with the Italian club is valid until June 2027 and his Transfermarkt market value is €5.00m. Olympiakos Piraeus have also been associated with an interest in the defender.