Tuttomercato reports on Yayah Kallon's transfer to Casertana. Yayah Kallon has signed a one-year contract with Casertana, effective until June 30, 2026. The decision was influenced by Casertana's sporting director Alessandro Degli Esposti, who expressed the club's belief in Kallon's potential and ambition for the upcoming season. The strong relationship Kallon developed with the local fans also played a significant role in his decision. Kallon leaves Hellas Verona permanently, a year before his contract was due to expire.

Yayah Kallon is oriented towards a move to Casertana. Although nothing is decided yet, Casertana has shown strong interest in him. The proposed transfer would be a dry loan despite Kallon's contract with Hellas Verona expiring on June 30, 2026. Kallon has no future at Hellas Verona, having made 23 appearances with one goal and one assist.

Yayah Kallon joins Casertana on loan from Salernitana, with the consent of Hellas Verona, who owns his rights. Kallon has previously played in Serie A with Genoa and Hellas Verona, and in Serie B with Bari and Salernitana. The striker, born in 2001, spent the first part of the season with Salernitana before the move to Casertana. This move is part of Casertana's strategy to strengthen their attacking lineup.