Hellas Verona are continuing their activity in the winter transfer market as they seek to reinforce their defensive line ahead of the second half of the Serie A season.
According to TuttoMercatoWeb, citing Corriere di Verona, the Italian side are currently in talks over a potential deal involving Moroccan defender Redouane Halhal. The report comes amid wider transfer discussions linking Moroccan striker Youssef En-Nesyri with a possible move from Fenerbahce to Juventus during the ongoing window.
Corriere di Verona reports that Hellas Verona have made contact with Belgian club Mechelen over the signing of 22-year-old centre-back Redouane Halhal. The young defender has impressed in Belgium and has already attracted interest from several European clubs due to his consistent performances.
Verona are reportedly keen on investing in a young player who is physically strong and technically sound, capable of making an immediate impact while also offering additional tactical options to the squad. Halhal fits that profile, having established himself as a key figure at Mechelen this season.
The Moroccan defender has featured in 16 league matches in the Belgian top flight and is regarded as one of the main pillars of Mechelen’s team.
Hellas Verona currently find themselves at the bottom of the Serie A table with 14 points after 21 matches. The club has managed just two victories so far this season, alongside eight draws and eleven defeats.
In terms of output, Verona have scored 17 goals across those 21 league games, while conceding 34, underlining the defensive challenges the club hopes to address before the window closes.
