Tuttomercato reports on Palermo's evolving transfer interests in the right-wing position, initially targeting Salvatore Elia before shifting focus to Emmanuel Gyasi. Palermo was initially interested in Salvatore Elia from Spezia as their preferred choice for a right-wing position. Negotiations with Spezia were ongoing but eventually stopped abruptly, leading Palermo to shift their focus to Emmanuel Gyasi.

According to Tuttomercato, Salvatore Elia is on the brink of completing his transfer to Palermo. Elia is expected to sign a three-year contract valued at 600,000 euros per season. The agreed transfer fee is approximately 1.5 million euros, although 400,000 euros have already been deducted for Giuseppe Aurelio's redemption, who will continue his stay at Spezia. The proceeds from Elia's sale will be shared equally with Atalanta, which had transferred the player's ownership to Spezia at no cost two seasons ago while retaining 50% of the future resale rights. The clubs involved have been negotiating this deal for about two weeks, pending the City Group's approval to finalize the offer to Spezia. With the approval now granted, the transfer is anticipated to be finalized soon, with only minor details left, fostering optimism for a prompt conclusion.

Tuttomercato reports on the nearing completion of Salvatore Elia's transfer from Spezia for about 2 million euros. The acquisition of Salvatore Elia from Spezia for about 2 million euros is nearly finalized, although the official announcement might be delayed by a few days.

Tuttomercato reports on the intense negotiations as Palermo leads the race to sign Salvatore Elia from Spezia. Palermo is in strong pressing for Salvatore Elia from Spezia, with the final details of the purchase formula being finalized. Palermo is currently ahead in the race despite Venice's interest.