Matteo Moretto reports that a full agreement has been reached between Genoa and Mattia Perin. Juventus is still evaluating the situation and has not yet given the final approval for Perin to leave.

According to Tuttomercato, Genoa has made Mattia Perin of Juventus its primary target for January as it searches for a starting goalkeeper for the second half of the season. The negotiation is ongoing but not close to completion. Genoa wants to give Perin the starting goalkeeper role. Perin is under contract with Juventus until 2027 and currently earns a net salary of 1.5 million euros per year. For an agreement to be reached, Juventus must find another reliable backup goalkeeper, and Genoa must present a financially significant offer to cover Perin's salary. By the end of his contract with Juventus, Perin will earn more than two million euros net, and Genoa must be ready to provide this amount to finalize the transfer.

According to Paolo Pirisi, Juventus will seek a new reserve goalkeeper following the sale of Mattia Perin to Genoa.

Mattia Perin wants to play and is therefore leaving for Genoa. Trainer Luciano Spalletti has accepted this, although he made every possible effort to keep him.

Matteo Moretto reports that Genoa is concretely working on the possibility of re-signing Juventus goalkeeper Mattia Perin. The potential transfer is under consideration for the January transfer window.

According to Tuttomercato, there is a potential exchange deal with Genoa that involves Perin and Leali.

According to Il Secolo XIX, the potential return of Mattia Perin has been suggested. The Juventus goalkeeper would be happy to play for the rossoblù again at some point. Currently, there have been no concrete contacts, and the structure and timing of the deal are yet to be defined.

Genoa has considered the possibility of Mattia Perin returning, a potential move that is supported by the good relationship between the player and new coach Daniele De Rossi, who is seeking an experienced goalkeeper and leader. According to Tuttosport, these are currently only ideas, and a six-month loan is the most straightforward hypothesis. Juventus has not yet received concrete offers. Perin's departure would also depend on available alternatives, and the club might accommodate him if he were to actively seek a transfer.

Mattia Perin could leave Juventus and return to Genoa. His contract with Juventus expires in a year, and although there are talks to extend it, an agreement might not be reached, allowing him to move to Genoa in the coming weeks.

Mattia Perin has decided to end his career as a starter. A return to Genoa should not be excluded.

Mattia Perin, the designated number one in the Italian Cup by Allegri, also has some market situations to evaluate, liking right in Monza for the after Di Gregorio, but also in Genoa in case of sale of Martinez.