According to Tuttomercato, Hellas Verona FC has announced the acquisition of Seid Korac from Venezia FC. The club has acquired the Luxembourg defender on loan with an obligation to buy, which is subject to certain conditions.

Tuttomercato reports that Verona's signing of defender Seid Korac from Venezia is imminent, with the club nearing completion of the deal for approximately two million euros.

Tuttomercato reported that Hellas Verona and Venezia held a meeting today where the main topic was Seid Korac. The source also stated that Venezia would like to include Korac, who is particularly appreciated by Hellas Verona, in the negotiation for Armel Bella Kotchap. The negotiation is reported to be at an advanced stage, with cautious optimism from both sides about reaching an agreement in the coming weeks.

The management of Hellas Verona and Venezia are scheduled to meet the following day to discuss several players. A primary topic is expected to be 24-year-old Luxembourgish defender Seid Korać, who plays for the newly promoted team coached by Giovanni Stroppa and could leave Venezia for Verona. Verona is closely following the player's situation, and the meeting will be used to clarify the clubs' respective positions and assess the conditions for any transfers, which could also involve several Verona players. Korać has 23 caps for Luxembourg, made 18 appearances and scored one goal in Serie B last season, and his contract runs until 2029. In addition to Verona's interest, the defender has also been linked with İstanbul Başakşehir and Antwerp. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt at €1.3 million, while Venezia signed him in July 2025 for a reported fee of €1.4 million.