Diego Coppola, a teenage centre defender for Hellas Verona, is rumoured to have been "booked" by Juventus. According to reports, Cristiano Giuntoli, the Turin club's director of football, has long favoured the 2003-born defender. L'Arena has disclosed this information (via TMW). In the summer, a settlement between the teams seems quite likely to be completed. Juan Cabal, a left defender, moved from Verona to the Old Lady in the summer, demonstrating Verona's strong affinity with Juventus.

Coppola is said to be about €10 million on the market, and it appears that he may join Juventus for about €12 million. He has a contract with Verona that will keep him there until 2027. Coppola, who is well-known for his toughness, defensive foresight, and aerial skill, is also being watched by people at Inter. Since his team is only 4 points above the relegation zone in mid-table, in 14th place, his performances have become even more noteworthy.