A potential move for Simone Pafundi to Avellino did not happen. According to Il Secolo XIX, Udinese cited a regulatory restriction due to the player's appearance in the Coppa Italia against Carrarese, which prevented a move to a third club in the same season.

CalcioMercato reports that Avellino has concrete interest in Simone Pafundi. The player is owned by Udinese and is on loan at Sampdoria. Avellino is considering a loan deal. Udinese holds the player's registration and has the final decision. For the move to happen, Sampdoria would have to terminate the current loan.

Avellino is interested in Simone Pafundi, a player from Udinese who gained attention after being called up to the national team by Roberto Mancini. Pafundi recently had a season split between a loan to Lausanne in Switzerland and playing for Udinese. The young talent, who has been highlighted by Il Mattino as a top prospect, was utilized by Udinese's coach Kosta Runjaic in nine matches, showing his potential on the field. Avellino sees Pafundi as part of their strategy to blend experience with youth talent as they prepare for the upcoming Serie B tournament.