Hellas Verona FC announced the acquisition of Cypriot midfielder Grigoris Kastanos from Unione Sportiva Salernitana. The transfer is a loan until June 30, 2025, with an option and obligation to buy upon certain conditions being met.

Kastanos is in negotiations with Hellas Verona for a potential transfer.

The Cypriot offensive midfielder will join the club on a permanent basis for a fee close to one million euros and could also participate in the final days of the training camp in Folgaria.

Hellas Verona has shown interest in Salernitana's midfielder Grigoris Kastanos. Despite an initial proposal involving a swap with striker Kevin Lasagna, who transferred to Bari last week, Kastanos' move to Hellas Verona is progressing. He is expected to leave Salernitana's training camp in Rivisondoli soon and will sign a two-year contract with Hellas Verona. The transfer fee is around one million euros.

The transfer is based on a fee of 2 million euros. The transfer was delayed due to club issues, but Hellas Verona remains the leading club for the Cypriot player. Hellas Verona might attempt to lower the transfer fee by including Kevin Lasagna as part of the deal.

Grigoris Kastanos is considered the hottest and most concrete name for Verona as an attacking midfielder, and he is leaving Salernitana.

Grigoris Kastanos is expected to leave Salernitana and is a strong candidate to join Hellas Verona as a key offensive player.

Grigoris Kastanos is set to leave Salernitana following their relegation to Serie B. Hellas Verona is pressing hard for the Cypriot midfielder born in 1998. The deal with Verona is close to being finalized, and Kastanos is expected to join on a permanent basis for a fee close to 2 million euros.

Grigoris Kastanos is being followed by several Serie A clubs including Hellas Verona and Cagliari. The two teams have shown some interest in the versatile midfielder, but both will first have to resolve the coach issue.