According to Tuttomercato, a player exchange between Cagliari and Parma involving Zito Luvumbo and Patrick Cutrone is imminent, and the clubs are close to finalizing the deal. Patrick Cutrone is ready to accept the new destination. He gave his approval to move to Sardinia yesterday evening after some consideration in recent days.

According to TMW, Parma and Cagliari are in ongoing negotiations for an exchange of strikers which would result in Patrick Cutrone moving to Sardinia. Como, which owns the rights to the former Milan player, has already provided its approval. The transfer formula will remain the same as previously agreed with Parma. For the deal to be completed, some details still need to be resolved, and the clubs are continuing to negotiate.

Cagliari and Parma are negotiating a swap deal involving 28-year-old Italian striker Patrick Cutrone and Zito Luvumbo, which could be finalized in the near future. According to a report from Alfredo Pedullà, negotiations have been initiated, and there is a mutual willingness from the clubs and players to proceed. The two clubs are in close contact to determine the formula and economic details of the transfer. Cagliari is seeking a striker after Andrea Belotti sustained a serious injury, and sporting director Angelozzi has a long-term interest in Cutrone, having attempted to sign him last summer when he was at Como. Luvumbo, who recently returned from the Africa Cup of Nations, has received criticism from fans for unconvincing performances. Cutrone is at Parma on loan from Como, with the deal set to expire on June 30, 2026. In 15 Serie A appearances this season, he has scored one goal. The striker, who has one cap for Italy, has a current market value of €5.00m according to Transfermarkt.