According to Sky Sport, Nicolo Zaniolo's loan contract includes a 10 million euro purchase option, which expires at midnight Italian time, and although Udinese wants to use the purchase option, they have not yet reached an agreement with Nicolo Zaniolo regarding contract terms.

According to Tuttomercato, Udinese will exercise their option to purchase Nicolò Zaniolo from Galatasaray before the established deadline. Zaniolo is set to become an Udinese player, however, an issue concerning his salary is still unresolved. Zaniolo's salary at Galatasaray was higher than the one he would be paid at Udinese. When the loan was arranged last year, there was insufficient time to negotiate the details of a future salary in the event that Udinese exercised the purchase option. Some sources indicate that a new agreement which is economically satisfactory to Zaniolo has not yet been reached. Udinese has indicated that there is alignment on their part. Without a contract adjustment, there could be tension concerning Zaniolo's salary at Udinese.

Udinese intends to exercise the buy-out clause for Nicolò Zaniolo today. The agreement with Galatasaray included an option for Udinese to redeem the player by today's date, according to TuttoMercatoWeb.com. Udinese has declared its intention to continue the relationship with Nicolò Zaniolo. There are two possible options for Udinese: a clause of 9-10 million euros to redeem the full rights to the player, or around half that amount to redeem 50% of his rights, with Galatasaray retaining the other half.

Messaggero Veneto reports that Udinese is in talks with Galatasaray regarding Nicolo Zaniolo.

Udinese Sportif Direktörü Gökhan İnler stated that an agreement has been reached with Zaniolo on all terms. İnler added that they will come to Turkey in the near future to negotiate a transfer fee with Galatasaray and that they wish to lower the amount the club is demanding. It is reported that the Italian club will not use the 10 million Euro purchase option and will attempt to lower this amount.

According to Tuttosport, Udinese are preparing to exercise the purchase option for Nicolò Zaniolo, for which Galatasaray will receive 9 million euros. The report adds that once the option is exercised, Zaniolo will sign a contract with Udinese until 2030, with a salary of 1.8 million euros per season plus bonuses. In Turkey, Zaniolo would have earned 3.2 million euros and had one year left on his contract.

Gianluca Nani, sporting director of Udinese, stated that the club has the right to buy Nicolò Zaniolo. Nani said that Zaniolo has shown appreciation for staying at Udinese and that the club is very happy with his performance. Nani also stated that it is not an economic issue and that, at the appropriate time, they will meet to decide what to do, in accordance with their established plan.

Tuttomercato reports that Udinese sporting director Gianluca Nani has confirmed the club's intention to start again with the Zaniolo-Davis pairing. Udinese is prepared to redeem Zaniolo for 9 million euros, but his salary is an issue. In Turkey, Zaniolo earns more than 3 million euros, while in his last season in Friuli he made more than a million euros. The aim is to reach an agreement for approximately 1.7 million euros over four seasons. Zaniolo's contract with Galatasaray runs until June 30, 2027. He could return to Galatasaray if an agreement is not reached, but the intention is to find a deal.

According to Italian media reports, Udinese is considering using the 9 million euro purchase option in Nicolo Zaniolo's contract, but the parties first need to reach an agreement on his salary for the transfer to become permanent. The main issue in the negotiations is Zaniolo's high salary expectation. Udinese's plan is to sign him to a four-year contract with an annual salary of approximately 1.7 million euros. If a salary agreement is not reached, Zaniolo is expected to return to Galatasaray. It is reported that both the player and Udinese share the goal of reaching an agreement.

According to Nicolo Schira, Udinese have informed Galatasaray of their decision to sign Nicolò Zaniolo on a permanent deal. The Bianconeri will activate the purchase option in the coming days.

Nicolo Zaniolo stated that he had reached a point where his opportunities were decreasing because his experiences at Aston Villa, Atalanta and Fiorentina did not go well. Zaniolo said he told himself that the move to Udinese was one of his last chances and that he listened to what the club said with humility and willingness. He explained that he had been told Udinese was a good club for reviving and developing players, so he took the opportunity. Zaniolo revealed that before arriving, he spoke with Gökhan İnler and manager Runjaic many times, but everything was uncertain until the last moment as Galatasaray wanted to sign another player first. He added that Galatasaray eventually transferred Gündoğan and released him, which happened in the last five minutes of the transfer window.

Nicolò Zaniolo stated to Tv12 that he would like to stay at Udinese and is very happy at the club. Udinese are prepared to activate their option to buy him from Galatasaray.

Udinese can purchase Nicolò Zaniolo from Galatasaray for nine million euros. According to Gianluca Nani, Udinese's sporting director, this purchase will take place. The goal is to keep him at the club.

Udinese’s President, Franco Soldati, confirmed to Kiss Kiss that the club is working to keep Nicolò Zaniolo. It was revealed last December that Udinese are ready to trigger the option to buy from Galatasaray.

Tuttomercato reported that Udinese paid three million euros for the temporary transfer of Nicolò Zaniolo at the start of the season. Udinese have two options to acquire his registration: either pay five million euros and provide Galatasaray with 50% of a future resale, or pay ten million euros. Based on Zaniolo's season, it is unlikely that Udinese will choose the first option.

Nicolò Zaniolo is nearing an outright signing by Udinese, who are prepared to pay 10 million euros to Galatasaray, the club that owns his registration. Alternatively, there is an option to pay 5 million euros plus 50% of a future resale. Gianluca Nani stated that Zaniolo is an extremely important player and it is a privilege for them to have him, just as it is a privilege for him to play with them. Nani added that there is the intention to continue together, that they have an option to do so and will work towards this.

According to Tuttomercato, Nicolò Zaniolo's registration still belongs to Galatasaray and his buyout clause is set at 10 million euros. Zaniolo has stated that he is not thinking about anything other than his current situation at Udinese and expressed that he feels the full trust of the club and is appreciated as an integral part of the project. It is also mentioned that there is a possibility he could stay at Udinese even if irresistible offers are made.

Abdullah Kavukcu, vice president of Galatasaray, has stated that the club would have liked to keep Nicolò Zaniolo. He said Zaniolo told them he dreamed of going to the World Cup and that playing in Serie A would give him more chances to return to the national team. Kavukcu added that Zaniolo was satisfied, that the club's esteem for the player remains unchanged, and that they will make a joint decision on how to proceed at the end of the season.

Nicolò Zaniolo's agent has stated that they are very happy with the choice of Udinese and that Zaniolo needed a suitable environment to re-establish himself. The agent believes Udinese will exercise the option to buy Zaniolo, and they will then evaluate the situation with the club. The agent described the situation as constantly changing, explaining that they were convinced Udinese was the right place after an opportunity was presented by the Pozzo family and sporting director Nani.

Tuttomercato reports that Zaniolo is on loan with a mandatory buy option clause, and that Udinese will definitely be confirmed.

According to Tuttosport, Udinese's club management is satisfied with Nicolo Zaniolo's performance and positive off-field behavior and wants to acquire his rights from Galatasaray. Two options exist for the acquisition: a permanent signing for 10 million euros, or a payment of 5 million euros which would result in Galatasaray receiving 50% of any future sale. Udinese management is expected to make a decision in the coming weeks and start negotiations with Galatasaray. It was also reported that Zaniolo is considered likely to remain with the team, and that coach Gattuso is satisfied with his current situation.

According to a report from Fanatik, Udinese intends to complete the transfer of Nicolò Zaniolo from Galatasaray, where the player is currently on loan. The report states that the club's sporting director, Gökhan İnler, convinced Zaniolo to join and signed him without a mandatory purchase option after direct negotiations. Because of the player's performance of 4 goals in 12 matches, Udinese has started the process to exercise the purchase option. The club is determined to add Zaniolo to its squad in the winter transfer window, and İnler has been given full authority to personally manage the negotiations.

According to reports in the Italian media, the Udinese management plans to exercise the purchase option for Nicolo Zaniolo. The club, which paid a loan fee of 2.5 million euros at the beginning of the season, will exercise the 10 million euro purchase option in the contract at the end of the season. Another sales option in Galatasaray's contract is 5 million euros plus a 50% share from the next sale.

Nicolo Zaniolo joined Udinese on loan from Galatasaray at the beginning of the season with a 10 million euro purchase option. After the match against Parma, Zaniolo stated that he is happy at Udinese, describing it as a great place. He added that he was welcomed immediately and that the team is competitive and can have a great season.

Nicolò Zaniolo was presented as a new player of Udinese and gave an interview to Sky Sport on the day of his presentation. He expressed happiness about joining Udinese, citing the club's strong interest in him and his own desire to feel appreciated at this stage of his career. He stated, 'they really wanted me and I really wanted them.'

Tuttomercato reports on Nicolò Zaniolo's transfer and presentation at Udinese. Nicolò Zaniolo was presented at Udinese. The sporting director, Gianluca Nani, described the negotiation as complex, with the president of Galatasaray initially telling Zaniolo he would not move. Zaniolo's desire to join Udinese was decisive. Other clubs showed interest but Zaniolo rejected them, strongly believing in Udinese even at the risk of staying at Galatasaray. Udinese pursued Zaniolo after Thauvin's departure.

Tuttomercato reports on the completion of Nicolò Zaniolo's transfer to Udinese from Galatasaray. Udinese has completed the signing of Nicolò Zaniolo for their attack, acquiring him on a paid loan with an option to buy from Galatasaray. The transfer is described as a strategic investment by Udinese, which does not make reckless purchases but focuses on investments. The move is recent and Zaniolo is expected to debut soon.

Nicolò Zaniolo has left Galatasaray to sign with Udinese just minutes before the transfer window closed. The move marks his return to Italian football, as he aims to re-establish himself in the sport and secure a spot in the Italian national team for the upcoming World Cup. His former coach, Roberto Breda, believes Udinese is a club where Zaniolo can regain his balance and consistency after struggling with injuries in recent years. Breda also noted that Zaniolo needs to find a specific tactical position to specialize in, as he has played in various roles without settling into one.

Tuttomercato reports on Nicolò Zaniolo's decision to join Udinese on a loan deal. Nicolò Zaniolo has decided to join Udinese in Serie A on a loan deal until June 30, 2026, with an option to buy. The transfer discussions have been ongoing for over a month. The Udinese director, coach, and management showed great interest and enthusiasm, which convinced Zaniolo to join. The club sees him as a key addition to their offensive lineup, and he will wear the iconic number 10 jersey.

Tuttomercato reports on Nicolò Zaniolo's loan transfer to Udinese from Galatasaray. Nicolò Zaniolo joins Udinese on loan from Galatasaray until June 30, 2026, with an option to buy. Udinese praised Zaniolo as a mix of creativity, quality, and power, highlighting his status as one of the main Italian talents of this generation. The transfer was considered a major coup for Udinese, as they managed to secure his services despite strong competition.

Tuttomercato reports on the ongoing negotiations between Udinese and Galatasaray for the loan transfer of Nicolò Zaniolo. Udinese is in contact with Galatasaray to finalize a loan deal for Nicolò Zaniolo. The proposal is for a paid loan at 2.5 million with an option to buy (possibly for another 6 million). Initially, Galatasaray wanted 50% on future resale percentage, but this was removed by increasing the buyout amount. To facilitate the transfer, Zaniolo is ready to extend his contract with the Turkish club.

According to TMW, a meeting between Udinese and Galatasaray has just concluded, and the parties are very close to finalizing the deal. The feelings are positive, and the deal could be completed soon. With just over 3 hours left in the summer transfer window, Udinese could make another significant move.

Fanatik reports on Udinese's interest in Nicolo Zaniolo and their proposal to acquire him. Udinese has shown interest in Nicolo Zaniolo and has made a proposal including a 1 million Euro loan fee and an 8 million Euro purchase option. There are no issues regarding the player's salary, as Galatasaray has paid the first two months of his 2.7 million Euro annual salary, facilitating the transfer process.

CalcioMercato reports on Udinese's interest in bringing Zaniolo back to Italy. Udinese wants to bring Zaniolo back to Italy. Negotiations have resumed with Galatasaray demanding at least 12 million euros, while Udinese offers a maximum of 9 million euros. Zaniolo is keen to find a club that guarantees him regular playing time ahead of the World Cup in America.

Tuttomercato reports on Udinese's interest in acquiring Nicolò Zaniolo from Galatasaray. Udinese is interested in acquiring Nicolò Zaniolo, who is currently on a contract with Galatasaray. Zaniolo's current contract is a five-year deal signed in 2022, with a net salary of 2.75 million euros. Galatasaray seems to no longer be interested in keeping Zaniolo due to his salary and is open to loaning him out. Udinese has made an offer of 1 million euros for a loan and 8 million euros for a potential permanent transfer in 2026, possibly adding a small percentage on a future sale.

According to Calcio Mercato, Serie A team Udinese made a loan offer with a purchase option for Nicolo Zaniolo. However, Galatasaray rejected the offer because it did not include a mandatory purchase option. Udinese's coach Gianluca Nani commented on the transfer saying, 'Zaniolo is a top-level player. He has a significant salary at a big club. I see him as a dream, but sometimes dreams come true.'

CalcioMercato reports on Udinese's pursuit of Nicolò Zaniolo to bolster their attack. Nicolò Zaniolo is a major target for Udinese to strengthen their attacking lineup. The negotiations have intensified in the last two days, but no agreement has been reached. Galatasaray rejected Udinese's proposal of a loan with an option to buy, insisting instead on an obligation to buy.

CalcioMercato reports that Nicolò Zaniolo is the main transfer target for Udinese. Nicolò Zaniolo is the main transfer target for Udinese. The player, who has played for Roma, Inter, Atalanta, and Fiorentina, is currently owned by Galatasaray. The Turkish club is open to selling him permanently after two loan spells in the 2024/25 season. Udinese wants to bring him back to Serie A to make him their key offensive player following the departures of Thauvin and Lucca. The negotiations are ongoing, with potential developments expected today.

Fanatik reports on Nicolo Zaniolo's imminent transfer to Udinese, highlighting the details of the loan arrangement. Nicolo Zaniolo, who spent the last two seasons partly at Aston Villa, Atalanta, and Fiorentina on loan, is now moving to Udinese. The transfer is expected to be a loan again, but this time with an obligation to buy clause, making the transfer permanent.

Tuttomercato reports on Udinese's interest in Nicolò Zaniolo as a potential transfer target. Udinese is considering Nicolò Zaniolo as an option. Zaniolo wants to revive his career in Italy and catch the eye of the new coach Gattuso. However, his salary is too high for Udinese, and they would need financial support from Galatasaray to afford him.

Fanatik reports on Udinese's interest in acquiring Nicolo Zaniolo with a loan offer. Udinese has made a loan offer with a purchase option for Nicolo Zaniolo. However, Galatasaray is only interested in a direct sale.

Udinese is interested in signing Nicolo Zaniolo, who is not in the plans of Galatasaray's coach, Okan Buruk. According to Calciomercato, Udinese plans to make a loan offer, and the player is reportedly open to the idea.

Udinese has shown interest in acquiring Nicolò Zaniolo, a 26-year-old attacking midfielder, but has not yet contacted Galatasaray or Zaniolo's representatives. Zaniolo, who is under contract with Galatasaray until 2027, is attracting attention from several clubs, including Torino, Genoa, Bologna, and teams from Portugal, Spain, and the Netherlands. Despite Zaniolo's impressive performances in recent friendly matches, Galatasaray remains open to offers for the Italian international, who is eager to secure his future ahead of the World Cup. The Turkish club acquired Zaniolo from AS Roma in 2023 for a reported fee of €15.00 million, and his current market value is estimated at €12.00 million by Transfermarkt, a significant drop from his peak value of €55.00 million in 2020. However, Udinese, like other interested clubs, has not yet initiated formal talks about a potential transfer.