Woyo Coulibaly joined Sassuolo from Leicester City on a season-long loan during the final hours of the summer transfer window. He chose the club over competing offers from Watford and Paris FC. According to Tutto Mercato Web, Coulibaly has had difficulty securing consistent playing time. The report indicates that all parties are evaluating an early end to the contract. Sassuolo and Leicester City are discussing the early termination of his loan agreement, and any such move requires the explicit endorsement of Leicester City.

Woyo Coulibaly, aged 26, is set to move to Sassuolo on a dry loan deal. The right-back, who is currently owned by Leicester, has previously been part of Parma's squad and is now returning to Italy to join the Neroverdi. The move has been confirmed by TMW. Coulibaly, who has one cap for the Mali national team, is under contract with Leicester until June 30, 2029. Throughout his career, he has made 88 appearances and scored a single goal with Parma, in addition to playing 40 matches for Le Havre, 37 for their second team, and 5 for Leicester. He also boasts a Serie B championship title. According to Transfermarkt, the player's current market value stands at €2.00m, and he has recently been associated with interest from clubs such as Cremonese and Torino.