Tuttomercato reports on the potential sale of Massimo Coda by Sampdoria. Massimo Coda is on the list of players Sampdoria intends to sell. He is aware of his status and his agent has been informed. Coda wants to stay in Liguria to redeem himself from last season, but he cannot stay and does not want to give up his salary. His net annual salary is 850,000 euros plus bonuses, with a contract expiring in June 2026. The club's budget does not allow for this expense, and they are determined to sell him, even if it means a confrontation.

Massimo Coda is regarded as an expensive option for many Serie B clubs due to his annual salary of 800,000 euros, which is unaffordable for many interested teams, including Pescara. Despite receiving a financial boost from a Singaporean investor, Sampdoria is focused on reducing its wage expenses and is neither eager to sell Coda at a low price nor to subsidize his salary. Nevertheless, Coda may still be included in the plans of the new coach Massimo Donati. Despite his age and a less impressive season, Coda was instrumental in ensuring Sampdoria's survival by scoring in the playout match in Salerno. For the time being, he remains a key player for the team. Transfermarkt currently values him at 500,000 euros.