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The Hellas Verona is facing the national break with many absences due to international commitments. Looking ahead to June, there are many contracts expiring.

The gialloblu of Zanetti are on a strong course towards safety, but looking ahead to June, it is necessary to analyze the players whose contracts are expiring, to understand who will wear this shirt next season and who will not.

Hellas Verona, an overview of loans and expirations

Considering also the January transfer market, Sean Sogliano has managed to bring other players to the Adige with the loan formula, whether it be dry or with a buyout option, therefore expiring in June.

The first name that will definitely leave the club at the end of the season is Nicolàs Valentini. The Argentine arrived from Fiorentina during the last transfer window in search of playing time but will return to the Viola.

As for the buyout chapter, the most important name is that of Casper Tengstedt. The Dane is on loan from Benfica and has won everyone over at the Arena. The club must decide whether to invest those 7 million euros to acquire him permanently, but there are admirers and there could be offers.

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In terms of value, here comes Flavius Daniliuc, on loan from Salernitana with a buyout option set at 4 million. The little playing time should convince the club to let him return to Campania, where he will probably be just passing through.

A similar situation for Bradaric who has the same figure as his former Granata teammate, a possible interruption of the relationship here as well. As for Amin Sarr, his performance has not gone unnoticed and he has been ready after Tengstedt’s injury. An agreement was reached with Lyon for about 4 million, and if more goals were to come in these remaining 9 matches, his stay at Hellas could become permanent.

As for Bernede, the situation is slightly different, in the sense that here we are talking about an obligation to buyout linked to the team’s safety. In case of achieving the goal, Presidio Investors should pay about 3.5 million to acquire him permanently from Lausanne.

The same situation involves Kastanos and Niasse, who will become gialloblu in every respect if the target is reached, respectively for 1.8 and 1.5 million euros. Okou instead will definitely return to Bastia.

Players with expiring contracts: many veterans

As for the players who have not yet renewed their contracts and have the final expiration set for June 2025, some of them are destined to say goodbye while for others there are still possibilities of staying.

Among them is the match winner from Udine, Ondrej Duda. The Slovak is an integral part of the Verona project and his departure would force the club to find a suitable replacement. He has always been very dedicated to the cause, but negotiations for renewal have not yet begun.

Another much talked-about name is that of Pawel Dawidowicz, in the squad since 2019. It seems that his cycle has come to an end, but in this regard he spoke to TVP Sport: “My contract is expiring, negotiations are ongoing. I am at Hellas and we have our work to do. As long as I am here, I will give my best. I have been in Verona for a long time and I am the captain. I don’t want to rush into the future.”

Pawel Dawidowicz (Verona) portrait during italian soccer Serie A match Hellas Verona FC vs US Sassuolo (portraits) at the Marcantonio Bentegodi stadium in Verona, Italy, August 21, 2021 – Credit: Ettore Griffoni

Lastly, but not least, there are the former captains Lazovic and Faraoni. Both are heading towards farewell to Hellas Verona for different reasons after many years.