Rome Transfer Market: Urbano Cairo Irks Gian Piero Gasperini

Among the hottest names on the market is Alessio Cacciamani, who has firmly caught Roma’s attention. The Giallorossi have identified the 2007-born winger as a promising prospect and are reportedly ready to make another push after their initial offer was rejected by Torino.

Roma had put a bid on the table of around 10 million euros plus bonuses, but Torino deemed it insufficient. The gap remains significant, considering that Torino values the young player at around 20 million. The Giallorossi, however, do not seem willing to give up and are reportedly preparing a revised offer to try to meet the Piedmontese club’s demands.

Urbano Cairo has made it clear that he does not intend to part ways easily with one of the young players on whom Torino is placing the greatest emphasis. The Granata president has publicly reiterated his intention to keep Cacciamani, highlighting the progress the young player has made over the past three years and his positive experience at Juve Stabia—words that certainly did not sit well with Gian Piero Gasperini. Another factor considered important is the good relationship he has built with Ignazio Abate, which could help him stay and continue to develop with Torino.

Torino’s position therefore appears clear: Cacciamani is not considered a player to be put on the market, and it will take a particularly compelling offer to change that scenario. Roma, however, continues to monitor him and could soon come forward with a new proposal. Between Cairo’s desire to hold onto the 2007-born player and the pressure from Roma, the winger’s future remains one of the stories to watch in the coming days.