Tuttomercato provides an update on the transfer situation surrounding Pietro Comuzzo at Fiorentina. An offer of 35 million euros for defender Pietro Comuzzo was refused. Vitale suggests Comuzzo could be sold for that amount in January to address Fiorentina's financial situation. He believes Comuzzo could eventually be worth 60 million. No specific buying club is mentioned.

Pietro Comuzzo, a central defender born in 2005, is no longer considered untouchable by Fiorentina. The club is open to letting him leave if they receive an offer of 35 million euros. Fiorentina plans to use part of the proceeds to find a replacement and strengthen other areas of the team. This information was reported by the editorial team of TMW.

Tuttomercato reports on Lipsia's serious interest in acquiring Pietro Comuzzo. Lipsia is seriously considering making an offer of 30-35 million euros for Pietro Comuzzo. Fiorentina has previously rejected inquiries from English clubs and Milan, and they had also declined an offer from Napoli in January. However, Lipsia's serious intent might lead Fiorentina to reconsider, although the final decision rests with the president Rocco Commisso. Despite Fiorentina's ambition to build a competitive team, selling valuable players has been a common practice in previous years.

Tuttomercato reports on the growing interest in Pietro Comuzzo from several European clubs. English clubs Bournemouth, Brighton, and Sunderland, along with German club Leipzig, have shown interest in Pietro Comuzzo. Fiorentina may consider selling him for 35-40 million euros, which could facilitate the purchase of Ko Itakura.