Rodrigo Mora has taken over Roma.
Gian Piero Gasperini is obsessed with the 2007-born player: he coddles him: "He's an extraordinary talent. He's already won two championships at just 19 years old, he's a growing and evolving player, but with a great personality," and he launches him fearlessly onto the pitch.
After all, the investment in the 2007-born player was around €50 million in total, with an imaginative formula.
The former Porto player was present when called upon, confirming the sentiments of the Grugliasco coach, who had said, "When he has the ball, something always happens."
Time is on the young talent's side, but if these are the first few outings in the Giallorossi jersey, the future seems bright for the Trigoria team.

#mora #roma #gian

Roma's transfer market doesn't stop with the September bell.
Discussions and evaluations have already resumed at Trigoria ahead of January, with Tony D'Amico working to anticipate moves and provide Gian Piero Gasperini with new reinforcements.
Free agents are still being considered for the wing, while the project for the attack is decidedly more ambitious.
The goal is to close a major deal early and then bring the new signing to the capital as soon as the transfer window officially reopens. And a name already being pursued over the summer is gaining traction: Endrick.
The Brazilian Real Madrid player had been in Roma's sights for months, before any discussions were postponed until the winter transfer window. Now, however, according to a report from Corriere dello Sport, the situation is changing, and the Giallorossi are gaining momentum.

#already #january #tony

In just a few weeks, Emanuele Lulli has taken over Roma.
From a promising youngster from the youth academy to a starter for the first two games of the season, without missing a single minute.
One summer was enough for the Palestrina native to overturn the hierarchy and convince Gian Piero Gasperini to focus on him.
The coach immediately saw something special in the 2007-born winger, and the first results came directly from the pitch. Running, personality, and remarkable stamina: Lulli hasn't struggled to make the leap to the senior ranks and has quickly carved out a place for himself that, on the eve of the season, seemed anything but certain.
This growth hasn't gone unnoticed even at Trigoria.

#gian

Roma's transfer window may not be over yet.
Tony D'Amico hinted as much yesterday during the press conference at Trigoria, admitting that the squad built over the summer is still missing an attacking player: "Realistically, we're missing a player, someone who could play both roles. We're a little short, but we'll identify another player for January."
But Roma might not even wait until January. When asked about the possibility of intervening in the transfer window for players without a contract, the sporting director replied: "Yes, we're evaluating the free agent market and will decide later."
According to today's Corriere della Sera, the potential deal would also be independent of a possible sale of Salah-Eddine to one of the leagues where the transfer window is still open.
The newspaper, however, rules out a resurgence of interest for Jadon Sancho: the now former Gasperini protégé seems to have slipped off the radar of Roma and its manager.

#transfer

With the 4-0 win against Lecce behind them, it's already time for Roma to focus on their next league match against Atalanta. At Trigoria, all eyes will be on Evan Ndicka's condition.
The defender was expected to start at the Via del Mare on Monday evening, but a problem he picked up during the warm-up forced Gian Piero Gasperini to make a last-minute change to Ghilardi.
According to Il Tempo and Il Romanista, Ndicka will need to be evaluated upon the resumption of training to determine the full extent of the problem and his availability for the match against Atalanta.
Positive signs are emerging regarding Devyne Rensch.
The Dutch winger, who missed the Lecce match, is expected to be close to returning to the squad and could be available again during the week.

#atalanta

Neil El Aynaoui remains on the list of players who could leave the capital in the final days of the transfer window.
The Moroccan midfielder isn't Gasperini's first choice, with Koné and Cristante starting in midfield with Pisilli as the first substitution.
Against Fiorentina, the manager changed his mind at the last minute and brought on the former Lens player alongside the Giallorossi number 61, who, however, had a different impact on the match, also scoring the 4-0 goal.
At the moment, no concrete offers have been received for El Aynaoui at Trigoria.
Crystal Palace have made an exploratory inquiry without taking any further action. Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, is not interested in the player. This situation is also linked to the Kessié affair.

#first #cristante #lens

Roma restarts from Trigoria, and Gian Piero Gasperini is back with one of his key players.
Lorenzo Pellegrini has returned to the Fulvio Bernardini Training Center after his long-awaited contract renewal, marking a step forward in the process that will gradually bring him back into the team's fold.
The Giallorossi midfielder, however, is not yet ready to train with his teammates.
After recurring from a muscle injury to the rectus femoris in his right thigh, the player is completing the final stage of the recovery program developed by Roma's medical and athletic staff.
The club remains cautious.

#roma #gasperini #pellegrini #bernardini

Jan Ziolkowski could leave Roma after just one year. Speaking exclusively to us, the interested party stated that he's happy at Trigoria, but his adventure could be coming to an end.
Signed last summer from Legia Warsaw for €6 million, he's logged 761 minutes in all competitions, scoring one goal in the Europa League.
The 2006-born player wants more playing time, and doesn't appear destined to rise through the ranks in the capital.
The Trigoria club – according to Il Corriere della Sera – has established that €20 million is needed to sell the defender, confirming the feeling that the central defender is talented.
There's no shortage of suitors: several clubs from Saudi Arabia are ready to knock on the doors of the Roman training center. They certainly wouldn't face financial problems; it remains to be seen whether the player will be open to an early departure from Europe.

#million #ziolkowski

Roma are keen to sign Gian Piero Gasperini with a much-needed attacking winger.
In recent hours, a name that has been hotly debated within the Giallorossi is Rodrigo Mora.
The Portuguese has been in the sights of the Roman club, but negotiations are still in the early stages.
The player was offered by Jorge Mendes despite ongoing negotiations with Galatasaray.
The Trigoria club, as reported by Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, has decided to take a decisive stance.

#roma #giallorossi #mora

Lorenzo Pellegrini will rejoin Roma today.
After a long and unusual wait of over a month, the number 7 will return to Trigoria today for at least a year.
A medical appointment was scheduled for this morning at the Campus Biomedico, followed by the signing and official confirmation of the contract renewal, strongly supported by Gasperini, in the afternoon.
It's clear that if it were up to the owners, Pellegrini's contract would not have been renewed.
The club's resistance has led to a prolonged stalemate, with even the final details of the new contract being tweaked.

#roma

After Castro and Koulierakis, Roma is very close to making their third signing.
To strengthen their right flank, the Giallorossi had their eye on Givairo Read, a 2006-born Dutchman currently owned by Feyenoord.
However, the Rotterdam club's demands were deemed excessive by those at Trigoria, so they opted for Nahuel Molina, currently playing for Atlético Madrid.
Yesterday, Roma presented the Colchoneros with an offer of €17 million, including bonuses, to bring the former Udinese player back to Italy. This sum is significantly lower than the €30 million Feyenoord was asking for Read.
According to Matteo Moretto on Fabrizio Romano's YouTube channel, the deal for Roma-Molina is very close to being finalized and could be completed between today and tomorrow.

#molina #close #castro #koulierakis

Niccolò Pisilli was sidelined a few weeks ago with a calf problem that Roma is treating with great care.
A delicate area of the leg, it requires a few more days for full recovery and to avoid relapses, as the player admitted today: "I'm working on getting back to work; I should be fully recovered in a week."
He will therefore be fully available again starting next week.
Meanwhile, the Giallorossi midfielder spoke from his training camp in Wales, admitting that he never considered leaving Roma: "I've never had anything else in my head other than Roma. I've never really had this thought of leaving. Certainly last January, when my agent and I saw that I hadn't played much, we thought about finding an alternative. But in the end, things worked out well, both for me and for the team, and I'm the happiest guy in the world."
Regarding the intensity of Gasperini's work, Pisilli, in his second consecutive training camp with the Grugliasco-born coach, confirmed the training sessions to: "The coach is always the same; he makes us work hard and intensely. From the first few days, we've had double sessions, and we've often slept at Trigoria because our goal is to be as ready as possible for the start of the league and the Champions League. We're working really hard."

#roma #training #league

After Santiago Castro, Roma intends to make two more signings to raise the level of the attacking line available to Gasperini.
The Grugliasco-born coach was clear in his press conference: "Right now, as wingers, we have Soulé and Dybala. And that's it. So I expect two players in that position."
The dream remains Nusa, one of the most sought-after prospects at Trigoria, but the gap with Leipzig, who also sold Diomande to Real Madrid for more than €100 million, remains wide.
The deal is an uphill battle, which is why D'Amico is currently exploring alternatives that are currently top secret. Enquiries are also underway for Ezzalzouli and Schade.
In recent days, Roma has made inquiries about Ezzalzouli and Schade to improve their attack. As Il Tempo reports, both have fallen through due to their elevated costs.

#gasperini

Roma tried everything to sign Summerville, but Al Hilal quickly made a monstrous offer, convincing West Ham and the player to move to Saudi Arabia.
The Giallorossi are currently evaluating other wingers to improve their attack.
Several players have been linked with the Roma side: Nusa, Godts, and Schjelderup are three prospects still a long way off, for various reasons.
D'Amico is working to find the right solution and meet the demands of Gian Piero Gasperini, who is still awaiting his first transfer.
Roma is looking for a winger who won't make them miss Greenwood and Summerville, two transfer targets that fell through. As reported by Matteo Moretto, the Giallorossi club is interested in Nusa and has had contact to test the potential. However, the 2005-born winger isn't convincing everyone at Trigoria.

#summerville #nusa #hilal

Roma won the friendly match at Trigoria against Trastevere 6-0.
After the match, Bryan Cristante spoke to the media: "We're working well, we already know the coach's concepts, we're providing consistency, we're working hard."
"New faces? Someone will arrive, the club will take care of that."
Cristante awaits Pellegrini's return to the team: "Yes, I've spoken to him, we're waiting for him with open arms: we hope he returns to the team as soon as possible."
Cristante hasn't set any goals for next season: "It's time to build consistency. We want to grow and have a great season like last year. This year, there's also the Champions League, which will clearly make the initial phase tougher. We want to have a good season; setting goals now is difficult."

#goals #want

Sooner or later, Tony D'Amico will deliver a new attacking signing to Gian Piero Gasperini. The question is: How far down his list of targets will he have to go to land a new weapon for Gasperini? With Mason Greenwood heading to Turkey, Alejandro Garnacho to Aston Villa, and Crysencio Summerville to Saudi Arabia, the three players most closely linked to the Giallorossi have now signed elsewhere.
Now, it seems that Roma has zeroed in on Antonio Nusa of RB Leipzig as its new main target. However, the price tag being bandied about for Nusa may be even higher than the reported agreed-upon fee Roma had with West Ham for Summerville. And there appears to be competition from Premier League side Newcastle, which may push the reported €55 million minimum negotiating point higher.
So, with that in mind, D'Amico will have to have be ready to pivot to plan E or F before long. And those appear to be Andreas Schjelderup of Benfica e Said El Mala of Koln. We reported on Schjelderup a couple days ago, but he may be too rich for Roma's blood. That leave El Mala as the more likely alternative.
El Mala is a 19-year-old winger who is part of the Germany under-21 setup and is coming off a 13-goal and 3-assist campaign for Bundesliga side Köln. It's reported that Borussia Dortmund had an €26 million fixed fee, with €16 million in possible bonuses, offer rejected by Koln. The reason: Köln will only listen to offers of €50 million and up— a fee that seems a bit high for a player with a limited track record.
But with Roma having difficulty securing more proven profiles at a similar fee, could D'Amico pony up the cash just to get fresh talent through the Trigoria doors?

#reported

Lorenzo Pellegrini is waiting to return to Trigoria to prepare for the 2026-27 season alongside the teammates he helped reach the Champions League with.
The midfielder has always prioritized renewing his contract with Roma, but time is ticking and there’s no sign of an agreement.
The 1996-born midfielder has rejected interest from other clubs, including Juventus, but negotiations to reach a new agreement are progressing slowly.
Pellegrini has been a free agent for 23 days and no longer has a contract with Roma.
The number 7 is working with a fitness coach in Forte dei Marmi, waiting to reunite with Gian Piero Gasperini, who has stated his desire to continue investing in him.

#roma #midfielder #lorenzo #trigoria

It’s a tense hour at Trigoria to determine Roma’s future.
The transfer window hasn’t opened yet, and the roster for new signings is empty.
With Greenwood and Summerville out of the running, the Giallorossi’s next big target is Nusa.
The Norwegian winger has been on their radar since January, and yesterday an initial meeting took place between D’Amico and his agent.
According to Radio Manà Manà, Leipzig are aiming high, asking for €60 million, a figure that can be lowered, but they need to act quickly, especially since Newcastle are also interested.

#since #norwegian #amico

Today is the first day of training camp at Trigoria, but there's still a lot of work to do regarding the transfer market.
Coach Gian Piero Gasperini's priority is strengthening the attack, and the Giallorossi are keeping a close eye on several players.
One of the names on the list is Nicolò Tresoldi, considered a good fit for Malen's backup.
However, in addition to Roma, other foreign clubs are also monitoring the striker's situation.
Tresoldi isn't just a target for Roma. According to fussballdaten.de, several European clubs have their eyes on the 2004-born player.

Matias Soulé's future at Roma is far from certain.
The Argentine striker, who returned to the capital yesterday after a holiday in his homeland, is expected at Trigoria tomorrow for the start of his training camp. But he could leave again soon.
Sunderland want to bring him to the Premier League. After interest from Borussia Dortmund and Arab clubs in June, who, however, did not submit offers, the English clubs are now the most interested in the 2003-born player.
Roma values the 2003-born player at €35 million (about £30 million), a figure deemed reasonable by the English club, according to The Northern Echo.
The goal of Florent Ghisolfi, Sunderland's sporting director who brought Soulé to the capital in the summer of 2024, is now to convince Soulé to accept the English destination, where, among other things, he would be reunited with Enzo Le Fée, with whom he shared his first season at Trigoria.

Roma is preparing to officially announce several contract renewals.
The training camp at Trigoria will begin on Monday, and Gasperini will officially begin his second season as Roma coach.
Among the coach's requests were the retention of Paulo Dybala, Lorenzo Pellegrini, and Zeki Celik. Gianluca Mancini is in the clear.
Surprisingly, given that his contract with the Roman club expires on June 30, 2027, the third extension, following the new agreement with La Joya and the Turkish full-back, will be that of Roma's number 23. This comes before Lorenzo Pellegrini's contract renewal.
Lorenzo Pellegrini may start his training camp with Roma late.

Paulo Dybala is ready to begin a new season with Roma.
The Argentine star will join the training camp at Trigoria on Monday, July 13, to begin preparing for his resurgence in the Giallorossi jersey.
The number 21 suffered several physical issues last season that prevented him from being available to Gasperini, who is banking heavily on his talent.
After weeks of negotiations, "La Joya" is finally ready to sign a contract renewal with the Roman club. The player will return to the capital tomorrow and is poised for a season of stardom.
As Corriere dello Sport reports, Paulo Dybala will sign his contract renewal today, tying him to Roma for one season with no options for a further year, with a net salary of close to €3 million plus bonuses.

Mason Greenwood remains one of Roma’s top transfer targets.
Gasperini and the club are interested in the English winger, but the investment is very costly and requires careful consideration by the club.
Meanwhile, the 2001-born player is training with Marseille, but his future lies far from France.
The former Manchester United winger is waiting for a signal from Trigoria in the form of an official offer to be sent to OM.
As Corriere dello Sport reports, Greenwood intends to move to the capital, which still appears to be his preferred destination.

Lorenzo Pellegrini is waiting to sign a contract renewal with Roma.
An agreement with the Giallorossi club will need to be reached in the coming days, as the player is currently a free agent and is expected to arrive at Trigoria on July 13th for a training camp ahead of next season.
The Giallorossi number 7 is important to Gasperini, who has requested his continued presence, despite the expected arrival of two starters behind Malen. In short, his role within Roma could change.
The Roman midfielder’s agent, however, has had an initial meeting with D’Amico, and the parties are working towards a final agreement.
There’s still a gap between supply and demand, but Pellegrini is set to sign a contract with Roma.

Artem Dovbyk is expected to leave Roma.
The Ukrainian striker isn't part of Gian Piero Gasperini's coaching plan, although he will likely attend the training camp scheduled for July 13th at Trigoria.
The Giallorossi, however, intend to capitalize on the former Girona player's sale, allowing them to invest in Malen as his replacement. Genoa has made an offer for Dovbyk but has requested the player on loan, a deal that can't meet Roma's financial needs.
Daniele De Rossi has made moves to bring Artem Dovbyk to Genoa. As Corriere dello Sport reports, the former Roma coach spoke directly with the player to understand the terms of the deal, but the club has put a damper on the deal.
The Giallorossi are unwilling to accept a loan deal that would also require them to contribute to the player's wages. A different deal is being worked on at Trigoria that could guarantee a financial return for the club.

Roma’s short week begins with a clear signal: Gian Piero Gasperini has returned from vacation earlier than expected.
The coach has understood that the next few days could shape much of the Giallorossi transfer market, and a face-to-face meeting with sporting director Tony D’Amico is scheduled for today at Trigoria.
The key word remains “presence.” Gasperini wants to experience the decisive phase firsthand, avoid misunderstandings, and accelerate progress on the remaining open issues.
His daily relationship with D’Amico also stems from this need: to work side by side, with the transfer market no longer suspended between video calls, waiting, and strategies to be transformed into offers.
Everything will be concentrated in a few days: renewals, Greenwood, departures, and the first signings. The July 13th meeting is just around the corner, and the coach wants to arrive there with at least part of the work already planned.

Mason Greenwood is awaiting Roma and the Friedkins’ offer to Marseille. The 2001-born player has put all other options on hold, awaiting a definitive move from the Giallorossi.
In the last few hours, Fenerbahçe and Atlético Madrid have been trying to make concrete moves for the English winger, prompting the Roman club to accelerate.
Roma are still waiting for the final green light from the owners to begin negotiations.
As Corriere dello Sport reports, work is underway at Trigoria and a €45 million offer is ready, including bonuses and a percentage of the future resale price.
In calls with Friedkin and Gasperini, D’Amico outlined every detail of bringing Mason Greenwood to Trigoria.

Lorenzo Pellegrini is waiting to sign a contract renewal with Roma.
An agreement with the Giallorossi club will need to be reached in the coming days, as the player is currently a free agent and is expected to arrive at Trigoria on July 13th for a training camp ahead of next season.
The Giallorossi number 7 is an important player for Gasperini, who has requested his continued tenure, despite the expected arrival of two starters behind Malen.
Therefore, his role within Roma could change. The Roman midfielder’s agent, however, has had an initial meeting with D’Amico, and the parties are working towards a final agreement.
The gap between supply and demand remains, but Pellegrini has always given priority to Roma.

In just over a week, Roma will officially meet at Trigoria to kick off the new season.
The training camp is scheduled for July 13th, when Gian Piero Gasperini will begin working with the group, including physical tests, initial tactical guidance, and preliminary ****** sments of the available squad.
The Giallorossi coach arrives at the meeting with a fairly clear idea of the team’s needs, especially in terms of transfers.
Specifically, as highlighted by La Gazzetta dello Sport, one of the main objectives is to add a left-back, a role considered crucial to completing the attacking lineup.
In this context, the management remains focused on several areas, while working to arrive at the training camp with at least some final guidelines already in place.

With June 30th behind them, Roma can focus on signings to strengthen Gian Piero Gasperini’s squad.
The Grugliasco-born coach hopes to see some new faces at the training camp scheduled for July 13th in Trigoria.
His dream remains Mason Greenwood. The Giallorossi’s main target is the English winger, with whom an agreement has already been reached.
The 2001-born player has spoken with Gasperini and is fascinated by the project he’s been presented with.
In addition to the English winger, Roma will look to bring in other starters, including another in attack, who can raise the team’s overall level.