Brandt attracting interest from multiple top clubs including Roma, Atletico, and Premier League sides

Roma is preparing to sell players during the summer transfer window to generate the financial gains required by UEFA. Matías Soulé has attracted interest from several clubs, with Borussia Dortmund positioning itself to make a decisive move. Roma is asking for at least €40 million for the Argentine winger. Evan Ndicka, the Ivorian defender, is also a potential departure, with Premier League interest from Newcastle, Tottenham, and Bournemouth, whose director Tiago Pinto is actively pursuing Serie A defenders. Roma will not accept offers below €40 million for Ndicka. Artem Dovbyk is also being monitored by Spanish clubs, though no concrete offers have arrived. The potential exits of Soulé and Ndicka represent the club's more serious departures this window, as Roma seeks to meet UEFA's financial regulations. Tony D'Amico is awaiting official confirmation as the new sporting director and will oversee these decisions. Boca Juniors continues to pursue Paulo Dybala, but the Argentine forward is expected to remain at Roma. A contract renewal for Dybala is described as merely a matter of time, with the player keen to continue his career in giallorosso.

Luigi Cherubini, a 2004-born forward owned by Roma, is drawing interest from Serie A clubs Parma and Frosinone ahead of a potential summer move. Cherubini spent the 2024–25 season on loan at Sampdoria, where he contributed 2 goals and 2 assists across 35 appearances. He is due to return to Roma's Trigoria training base on 1 July for assessment by head coach Gian Piero Gasperini, but both Parma and Frosinone are preparing offers for him. Roma has options to consider regarding Cherubini's future. The club could use the interest to generate a pure profit on the player through a permanent sale, or alternatively send him out on another loan spell to guarantee additional playing time and support his continued development. Cherubini recently made his senior international debut for Italy in two friendlies overseen by Baldini last week, underscoring his growing profile.

Roma continues to assess transfer targets and squad options in the current window. The club is tracking developments involving Greenwood and Vaz, while also considering Ruggeri as a potential option for the wing position. These moves form part of the giallorossi's ongoing efforts to strengthen their squad under the current management structure. Details remain unclear on the specific status of negotiations or the timeline for any moves, but the club appears to be actively evaluating multiple candidates to address positional needs.

Roma head coach Gian Piero Gasperini has identified Crysencio Summerville as his primary target for the left wing, with the Dutch winger from West Ham available following the club's relegation to the Championship. Summerville reportedly costs around €35 million, and Gasperini's interest dates back two years to the winger's standout season at Leeds United in 2023–24, when he won the Championship Player of the Year award. Donyell Malen, Roma's current right winger, has been speaking with Summerville during international break preparations, with both players sharing the same agency. The club aims to complete the signing once international competitions conclude. Gasperini's admiration for Summerville stems from impressive statistical performances at Leeds. In the 2023–24 Championship season, Summerville scored 21 goals and topped the league in expected goals (xG), demonstrating exceptional finishing ability and positioning. He also led in expected assists (xA), showing his capacity to create opportunities. His production declined during West Ham's difficult campaign, but Gasperini has a proven track record of extracting strong performances from underperforming Premier League players, as shown with Lookman and Malen. Roma is also pursuing Mason Greenwood for the right wing, with early steps expected in the coming days. Summerville, born in Rotterdam, grew up in an Afro-Surinamese family and progressed through Dutch youth football, winning the Under-17 European Championship in 2017. He is in a long-term relationship with Janique Monteiro and became a father in December 2025, which he has stated provided significant personal motivation.

Roma have opened the door to loaning out Robinio Vaz, the French attacker who arrived from Marseille in January for €22 million. Head coach Gian Piero Gasperini does not yet consider the 2007-born talent ready to serve as a reliable understudy to Donyell Malen, prompting the club to explore loan options to provide him with more playing time and continuity. The move aims to accelerate his development away from the club before potentially reintegrating him into Roma's future plans. Vaz has impressed in flashes during his six months in Rome, including scoring a significant goal against Lecce, but Gasperini's assessment suggests he requires match experience at a higher level than the squad's current setup can offer him. The club will listen to offers for the young forward, who has already attracted interest from several Italian clubs, notably Bologna, who were impressed by his performances in Europa League matches. By securing a loan move, Vaz would gain the opportunity to demonstrate his qualities in a more prominent role while Roma preserve his long-term value. The strategy reflects the club's confidence in his potential while acknowledging the competitive pressures of the current squad.

AS Roma sent a message of encouragement to five players competing in the FIFA World Cup, posting personalised messages across their social media channels. The club wished luck to Ndicka, Celik, El Aynaoui, Malen, and Koné ahead of the tournament. Wesley, who was also expected to participate with Brazil, was unavailable due to an injury sustained in a friendly match before the squad's departure. The five Roma representatives will make their tournament debuts across consecutive days. El Aynaoui will be the first to take the field on 14 June at midnight (Italian time) as his team faces Brazil. On the same day, Celik and Turkey play Australia at 6 a.m., while Malen and the Netherlands face Japan at 10 p.m. Evan Ndicka and the Côte d'Ivoire will play Ecuador on 15 June, with Manu Koné completing Roma's World Cup contingent on 16 June against Senegal at 9 p.m.