According to reports from 'Corriere dello Sport', a club from Tuscany is still interested in Diogo Leite from Union Berlin. Leite was of interest to La Viola in the summer and is expected to move in the winter. His contract expires next summer, so the transfer fee would likely be manageable. Florence had already offered nine million euros for Leite in the summer, but the offer failed. Meanwhile, Leite has expressed his desire to move on multiple occasions and will probably leave by the summer at the latest.

Union Berlin rejected an offer of nine million euros from AC Florenz for Diogo Leite in the past transfer window. Diogo Leite himself vetoed the move despite the club's interest.

Fiorentina has made an offer of 8 million euros for Diogo Leite, a left-footed central defender from Union Berlin. The German club is asking for 12 million euros, but a compromise is likely.

In the last days of the transfer window, Fiorentina made persistent efforts to acquire Diogo Leite. However, Union Berlino was only willing to release him for an outright purchase with immediate payment. They valued him at no less than 16 million euros, a price considered too high by Fiorentina, who then opted for Matias Moreno instead.