Tuttomercato reports on Udinese's intention to retain Solet for another season. There is a determination to keep Solet at Udinese for another season as he has shown great potential in the past six months. The club and the coach want him to stay to further his development and become the leader of the defense.

Oumar Solet has denied rumors that he requested a transfer away from Udinese. He labeled the news as false and urged journalists to verify their sources. This comes amidst departures of Thauvin, Lucca, and Bijol, which have unsettled the club environment.

Omar Soulet, defender and compatriot of French forward Florian Thauvin, has expressed his desire to leave Udinese due to dissatisfaction with his technical role. This request was reported by Il Messaggero Veneto.

Oumar Solet, a central defender, was valued at 20 million euros a few years ago. Last summer, he ended his association with Red Bull Salzburg, opting not to extend his contract that was set to expire in June 2025, and ultimately terminated the contract after the transfer window closed on September 14, 2024. Udinese took advantage of this situation and officially signed him on October 1, although they are unable to register him until January. The Pozzo family, who own Udinese, made this move to allow Solet to acclimatize over three months and emerge as a crucial player starting January. His performances have been exceptional, establishing him as one of the top central defenders in the latter half of the season. His current market value is estimated to be between 20 to 25 million euros, and Udinese is already contemplating a sizable profit from his potential sale.