Perugia transfer market: who goes, who stays and who is undecided in the red and white team

A notebook with a sheet of paper divided into three: who goes, who stays, who is in the balance. At home red and white there are already some certainties, while there remain (and will remain for weeks) several question marks. The certainties are represented by the players who will leave, these are all those players who arrived in loan.

Who's going. The teams that hold his contract include full-back Mezzoni (Napoli), centre-backs Amoran (Parma) and Plaia (Roma), defender Leo (Crotone), midfielder Di Maggio (Inter), winger Cisco (Sudtirol) and striker Marconi (Parma). Albertoni is also leaving, with his contract expiring in 2025. Among the players who should ideally leave are also Angella, Lisi and Bartolomei: the three most experienced of the group, with their contracts expiring in 2026, who will meet with the club at the end of the month to decide the best solution.

Who stays. These are hypotheses, but the club White Red he already has a rough idea of ​​the players he would like to start over with. Goalkeeper Gemello who still has two years left on his contract, defenders Lewis, Riccardi, Dell'Orco and full-back Giraudo. In midfield Perugia should start over with Joselito, while in attack Cangelosi will be able to count on Kanoute (who still has a year on loan at Grifo) and Matos who renewed (or spread out) last season.

Poised. The list of players who are pending is long. First of all, the players who have attracted the attention of other teams. Seghetti who is on the market and has not extended his contract (expires 2026), then Montevago and Giunti who the club has not put on the market but who are of interest and any offers will be evaluated. Under scrutiny, however, are the midfielders Broh and Torrasi (they will remain if Cangelosi deems them suitable for his formation), Yabre (a full-back could be sought for the four-man defence), Bacchin (who the coach intends to evaluate) and the other two players who are returning from loans, Moro and Viti.