According to a new report from authoritative Italian soccer media outlet Football Market, Chelsea's young midfielder Kasadayi recently completed a change of agency, a move that could signal a return to Serie A as he seeks a return to the league in the upcoming winter transfer window.

As the summer transfer window closes, Chelsea's personnel changes have not been fully finalized. For a team with a large number of first-team players, a number of players have not been able to leave the club for various reasons, and Kasadayi is one of them. In order to seek better career development and solve the current difficulties, Kasadayi decided to change his agency and joined Epic Agency, which was founded by the famous Italian DJ Fazzinetti.

Epic Brokerage has a great reputation in the football world and maintains a good relationship with Chelsea FC. The agency has successfully facilitated a number of important transfer deals, including the transfer of Romelu Lukaku to Napoli, the signings of Caicedo, Filip Joensen and Nicolas Jacobsson to Chelsea, as well as the swap between Gallagher and Felix. These success stories not only highlight the strength and influence of Epic's agency, but also open up more possibilities for Casadei's future transfers.

According to an analysis by Football Market, Kasadayi is likely to seek a departure in the January winter transfer window after joining the Epic agency, especially a return to Serie A, a league he is familiar with. Currently, Serie A giants such as Juventus and AC Milan have shown some interest in Casadei, paving the way for his return to Serie A.

As a young and talented midfielder, Kasaddei has shown a lot of potential and strength in the Chelsea game. However, due to fierce competition within the team and tactical needs, he has not been able to get stable playing opportunities at Chelsea. Therefore, a return to Serie A might be a better option for Kasadayi, where he can get more game time and workout opportunities to further improve his competitive level.

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