Tuttomercato reports that defender Matteo Palma has joined Sampdoria on loan from Udinese after signing a contract upon completing his medical examination in the morning. Palma also participated in his first training session with Sampdoria.

According to Tuttomercato, U.C. Sampdoria has announced the temporary acquisition of defender Matteo Palma from Udinese Calcio. Palma has joined Sampdoria on a contract lasting until June 30, 2026.

According to CalcioMercato, the loan transfer of Matteo Palma to Sampdoria is finalized and the deal is defined. The defender is moving from Udinese on a dry loan until June, and his salary will be paid entirely by Sampdoria. Udinese did not want to lose control of the young player, who has already made his debut for the Friulian club. Palma is expected to arrive in Genoa in the morning and will not undergo medical examinations. The process includes signing at the club headquarters and the possibility of joining the first training session with the group.

According to reports from Sky Sport, Sampdoria is in negotiations with Udinese for the 17-year-old Centre-Back, Matteo Palma. The Italo-German player could move to Angelo Gregucci's team on a dry loan, and he would be the club's fifth such signing in the current transfer window. Contacts between the two parties are ongoing, and there appear to be no significant problems that would prevent the completion of the operation. Palma joined Udinese in July 2024 and his contract runs until June 2027. This season in Serie A, he has made 5 appearances. He has yet to be capped for Germany's U18 team. His current Transfermarkt market value is €5.00m.