The transfer market for Verona continues to evolve under the guidance of Sporting Director Sean Sogliano, focusing on acquiring low-cost players to develop and eventually sell for profit, while also offloading their most valuable assets.
The latest players linked with moves away from the club are Tchatchoua and Duda.
Both Tchatchoua and Duda have garnered interest from clubs in France and Germany.
“Verona’s strategy remains steady,” said a source close to Sogliano, as quoted by Gazzetta dello Sport. “We aim to bring in promising talents and make gains through their development, while the exit of high-value players like Tchatchoua and Duda is part of this approach.”
Tchatchoua has reportedly attracted the attention of Ligue 1 clubs, although no official bids have been confirmed at this stage.
Similarly, Duda has Bundesliga teams monitoring his situation closely.
“The interest from abroad is a testament to their abilities,” the same source added. “They have both shown remarkable promise, and moving to stronger leagues is a natural progression for their careers.”
Further developments are expected in the coming weeks as Verona continues to manoeuvre through the complexities of the transfer window.
Fans will be keen to see how the club balances its pursuit of new talents with the inevitable departure of key players.