Rome Transfer Market: Luis Henrique Stands His Ground; Inter Is Also Wondering
The deal is far from done, even though the two companies have reached a preliminary agreement on the sale for 28 million euros.
The deal is far from done, even though the two companies have reached a preliminary agreement on the sale for 28 million euros.
The Gunners’ pursuit of the Brazilian star is still on: he is willing to take a partial pay cut
Cristian Chivu seems intent on using him primarily as a wingback in a three-man defense—a move that might not sit well with Carlos Augusto.
The Giallorossi are looking for players to meet Gian Piero Gasperini’s needs
The Giallorossi’s disappointing preseason has prompted the coach and sporting director Tony D’Amico to reassess what the team is lacking.
With Roma set to compete in the Champions League this season, Gasperini is looking to the transfer market for new solutions.
The Giallorossi are working to assess the feasibility of the deal with the Blancos.
The Giallorossi club is ready to invest a significant amount of money to bring Norwegian player Antonio Musa to the capital.
Negotiations between the Granata and the Giallorossi are underway: the Rome-based team is growing increasingly determined
Negotiations with Feyenoord for Givairo Read remain difficult, so Nahuel Molina’s name is back in the spotlight.
The amount that Roma would be willing to allocate is already on the table; it remains to be seen whether it is sufficient. The same applies to the player’s contract.
The club’s executives in Rome have made it clear that there will be no further bids.
The agreement between the two clubs has now been finalized: Angeliño will join on loan, with a mandatory buyout clause set at 2.5 million euros.
The Giallorossi are looking to bolster their offense: they have their sights set on the Juventus player
Milan is always very active in the transfer market. First, however, we need to figure out what the future holds for Leao and Tomori.
Although Soulé’s departure from Roma appears imminent, concerns are emerging regarding Milan’s signing, particularly regarding the figures involved.
The Giallorossi remain very active in the transfer market: after Castro, they’ve also signed the Greek defender and are pushing to sign a winger.
The Rossoneri are considering several options for the attacking midfield, keeping in mind the guidance provided by new head coach Ruben Amorim.
Coach Gasperini has a new forward: the Argentine Castro. The deal is worth 35 million euros.
The Roman club was forced to give up after courting the player for a long time
The French midfielder’s agents are in England to gauge the market and assess the interest of certain clubs.
“This story continues, just as we all wanted—the club, myself, and, I hope, the fans as well. I’m happy to be spending another season here, in this city and in this country, and to be able to wear the Roma jersey once again, which is a privilege for me.”
Upon his return to Rome after his vacation, Paulo Dybala speaks in monosyllables; however, certain details give the Giallorossi camp reason for optimism.
He is considered Gasperini’s top choice to bolster the Giallorossi’s offense ahead of a busy season: Mason Greenwood.
Gian Piero Gasperini has ruled out Marash Kumbulla and is looking for a new defender to strengthen the back line.
With four days left before his contract expires, there has been a breakthrough in negotiations over Paulo Dybala’s contract renewal with Roma.
In the victory over Qatar, the player born in 2007 demonstrated his talent with a great goal and a Man of the Match-worthy performance.
The Nerazzurri are on a spending spree in the transfer market. They are determined to provide Cristian Chivu with a defender of exceptional quality and experience.
Thanks in part to a rock-solid performance in the Japan-Netherlands match, Keito Nakamura has earned widespread praise, even in Italy.
For the Giallorossi, the main issue remains player sales, which are necessary to meet the deadlines.