Marco Curto, a central defender from Cesena but owned by Como, has been linked with Sampdoria for several days. The transfer process accelerated recently, and the deal is now reportedly closed, with the player expected to join Sampdoria soon. The transfer will be a loan with an obligation to buy. Curto will leave Cesena shortly and join Accardi, with whom he previously worked at Empoli. The player could be included in the squad for the upcoming trip to Mantova.

Marco Curto's transfer to Sampdoria is the most advanced among the three defenders being targeted. If no issues arise with Cesena, Curto could arrive in Genoa in the coming days to be included in the squad for the match against Mantova. The interest in Curto dates back to the summer as a potential part of the Audero deal. Delays had previously allowed Cesena to retain him.

Marco Curto, a defender born in 1998, is owned by Como and currently on loan at Cesena. Sampdoria and Como have already reached an agreement, but the final decision is up to the player, who seems inclined to accept the offer from Sampdoria. The deal would be a loan with an obligation to buy, and the sporting director Pietro Accardi is working to finalize the operation before the match against Mantova.

Sampdoria is reportedly interested in acquiring Marco Curto, currently on loan at Cesena from Como. The player has made 12 appearances and scored 2 goals this season in Serie B. The potential transfer is speculated to be a loan with an option to buy. Following their unsuccessful attempt to sign Federico Barba, who transferred from Como to Sion, Sampdoria, which is struggling in the relegation zone and in need of defensive reinforcements, has shifted its focus to Curto. The club is aiming to strengthen its defense due to significant absences and is considering Curto as a viable option. The urgency of the situation is heightened by the upcoming match against Mantova, with Sampdoria still facing difficulties in solidifying their squad.