Favasuli is moving to the Azzurri from Catanzaro: a €1 million loan with a buyout clause of approximately €6 million. If the clause is confirmed, Fiorentina would receive approximately €3,5 million (market estimate).


Costantino Favasuli is ready to make the leap to Serie A: the agreement between the Italian club and Catanzaro includes a €1 million loan with an obligation to buy around €6 million (plus up to €1 million in bonuses), according to transfer reports. The full-back, who grew up in Florence and moved permanently to Catanzaro in the summer of 2025, will be evaluated as Di Lorenzo's assistant, with the idea of gradually integrating him into the starting lineup.
According to the agreements reported when the player left Fiorentina for Catanzaro, the transfer clause would include a percentage of future resales: the figure circulating from various sources is 50%. Applying this percentage to the overall €7 million package (loan plus buyout without bonuses), Fiorentina would end up with approximately €3,5 million. It should be noted, however, that neither the clubs nor the official contracts published so far have definitively disclosed all the terms; therefore, this estimate remains the most plausible among transfer market reconstructions, but has not yet been certified by official documents.
Meanwhile, the negotiations have also provided the opportunity for discussions regarding the possible renewal of the captain's contract: the parties have reportedly made progress in negotiations, but no formal announcement has yet been made. Favasuli, born in 2004, nevertheless represents a young and low-risk investment given the profile he will fill.
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