According to Tuttomercato, Michele Castagnetti has transferred to Cesena FC from US Cremonese on a permanent deal. The midfielder has committed to a contract with Cesena that will keep him at the club until June 30, 2027. Castagnetti, who was born in 1989, began his football journey in the youth teams of AC Mantova and made his professional debut in 2009. With over 150 appearances in Italy's third division, he has played for clubs such as Crociati Noceto, Feralpisalò, Carrarese Calcio, and SPAL. He was part of SPAL's team that achieved two successive promotions, and later, he earned another promotion to Serie A with Empoli FC. During his seven seasons with US Cremonese, he secured two more promotions to Serie A and reached a total of 470 professional appearances. For Cesena, he will don the number 4 jersey.

Michele Castagnetti is almost certainly a new player for Cesena according to Corriere dello Sport, as cited by PianetaSerieB.it. The transfer is expected to be completed shortly, with the player anticipated to arrive in the city between today and tomorrow. This move marks the end of a seven-year tenure at Cremonese, where he became a key player after joining from SPAL in 2018 for one million euros.

Tuttomercato has identified 35-year-old Italian midfielder Michele Castagnetti as a potential candidate to join Cesena, as a replacement for Giacomo Calò, who is poised to depart for Frosinone. Corriere dello Sport has reported that Cesena is considering Castagnetti among other options to fill the void left by Calò's departure. In addition to Castagnetti, Cesena is also looking at Tommaso Arrigoni from Sudtirol for the role. This move is part of Cesena's active strategy in the transfer market, which recently included the official signings of Riccardo Ciervo and Siren Diao. Castagnetti's contract with Cremonese is valid until June 2026, and his market value is estimated at €350k by Transfermarkt.