Gaetano Castrovilli may leave Lazio as early as January. Recently, there have been a couple of inquiries, one conducted by Hellas Verona, for the midfielder formerly of Fiorentina. However, there hasn't been a go-ahead from him yet, with an existing contract until June 30, 2025, with a unilateral option to extend it for another two years, which Lazio is unlikely to utilize based on his performance in the first part of the season.

Hellas Verona and a couple of other Serie A clubs have shown interest in Gaetano Castrovilli. Despite this interest, Castrovilli expressed his commitment to Lazio, emphasizing that he is dedicated to giving his all for the club, which he feels has provided him with a significant opportunity. He plans to evaluate potential offers in the final two weeks of the transfer market, particularly from clubs that promise more playing time. Lazio's sporting director, Angelo Fabiani, indicated that Castrovilli is not considered a lost bet and that the club is willing to accommodate his request for more playing time or a transfer if he wishes.

Rumors have surfaced in the transfer market about a possible double operation involving Gaetano Castrovilli and Hellas Verona, along with Belahyane. Despite these speculations, Castrovilli has indicated his intention to remain at Lazio and concentrate on his prospects there. His contract with the club is set to expire in June, and he has endured significant injuries over the past two years. Lazio is contemplating selling him to create space for new acquisitions. Castrovilli, who was acquired by Lazio from Fiorentina on a free transfer, has been plagued by knee injuries and has not consistently secured a place in the starting lineup under coach Baroni. Nonetheless, he is determined to capitalize on his opportunity at the club. To facilitate new signings, Lazio needs to offload at least one player, and Castrovilli's current situation makes him a prime candidate for a transfer.