According to Tuttomercato, Palermo has decided to end its pursuit of Zito Luvumbo. The decision follows weeks of contacts and is due to the player's hesitations in giving final approval to the transfer to Sicily. This situation convinced sporting director Carlo Osti not to prolong negotiations.

Tuttomercato reports that Palermo has a strong interest in Zito Luvumbo. The offer made so far is not satisfactory to the player. An agreement between Cagliari, the rosanero club, and the player's entourage has not yet been reached. The potential transfer is described as a tangible possibility that is far from being defined.

Zito Luvumbo of Cagliari remains the primary attacking target for Palermo. There is currently a difference in views between the two clubs regarding the transfer formula. Cagliari wants to sell him outright for around 4 million euros, while Palermo prefers a loan with an option to buy. La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that an agreement is being sought between the parties. The Angolan is considered a priority for the offensive flanks due to his ability to play on both sides.

Pietro Accardi, the sporting director for Cagliari, has stated that requests have been made for Zito Luvumbo in recent days and that a sale is under evaluation. The interested Italian club is Palermo, which is looking for reinforcements for its offensive wings. According to Corriere dello Sport, Palermo views Zito Luvumbo as suitable for their attack because of his physical and technical characteristics.