Roberto Insigne is not in the plans of Avellino. Guido Angelozzi, the sporting director for Spezia, has been working to acquire Insigne, and a swap deal involving Emanuele Adamo could be completed. According to Il Secolo XIX, Avellino are considering the opportunity for the swap.

According to Nicolo Schira, Spezia is actively trying to sign Roberto Insigne from Avellino. Positive contacts occurred yesterday in Milan.

Italian winger Roberto Insigne, born in 1994, is leaving Avellino, with Spezia interested in signing him. The club's sporting director, Guido Angelozzi, who has previously worked with Insigne at Frosinone, is reportedly looking for a major addition to the attack following an injury to Kevin Cannavò. According to Il Secolo XIX, a meeting between the parties could occur in the coming days to find a mutually agreeable solution. The two clubs have already been negotiating, as Spezia also just finalized the permanent signing of defender Damiano Cancellieri from Avellino. Insigne joined Avellino in July 2025 and is under contract until June 2027. The player, who has 3 caps and 2 goals for Italy's U21 side, has a current market value of €600k, according to Transfermarkt. Catania and Cremonese have also been recently linked with signing him.