Tomáš Suslov, 24, was available for transfer for the entire summer and appeared likely to leave Hellas Verona for a club abroad, with Kasımpaşa in Turkey being the main option. The Slovakian playmaker had not expressed a desire to leave the club. His departure was considered likely even after the Italian transfer window closed, leading to his exclusion from the squad list. However, Hellas Verona has since reversed its decision and will reintegrate Suslov into the team, at least until January. This change occurred to fill the squad place of the injured Danish full-back Martin Frese, who is expected to be out for a long period. Suslov, who has 44 caps and 4 goals for Slovakia, is under contract with the club until June 2028 and was also linked with Cagliari and Torino. His current market value, according to Transfermarkt, is €4.00m, and Hellas Verona reportedly paid a total fee of €2.6 million to sign him.