Celik to face Fiorentina but will not renew Roma contract

Jan Ziolkowski, a Polish defender born in 2005 who joined Roma from Legia Warsaw in summer 2025, has seen a significant reduction in his playing time at the club. Premier League clubs have reportedly made contact regarding the young defender's availability. Ziolkowski arrived as a prospect but has struggled to establish himself in Gasperini's squad. Details remain unclear regarding the specific clubs involved or whether Roma would consider a sale or loan arrangement for the defender.

Genoa is weighing whether to exercise a buyout clause for a player on loan from AS Roma. The Serie A club is evaluating its options regarding the midfielder's future as the loan spell progresses. Details of the financial terms and timeline for a potential permanent move remain unclear. Roma retains the player's registration and will monitor developments. The decision may depend on the player's performances and Genoa's squad planning for the remainder of the season.

Evan Ndicka remains among Roma's leading candidates for sale before the 30 June deadline to comply with financial fair play regulations. The Ivorian defender joined Roma on a free transfer during the Pinto era, with the club paying only a 4 million euro commission. However, his contract includes a specific clause guaranteeing Ndicka 20% of any transfer fee Roma receives for his departure. Ndicka arrived at the Stadio Olimpico without a transfer fee, making him a valuable asset should Roma seek to generate funds through player sales. The financial arrangement reflects the deal's original structure and provides the defender with a financial incentive tied to his future move. This clause comes into focus as Roma evaluates potential departures to meet squad financial targets. On Sunday, Ndicka announced on social media that he had ended his professional relationship with his long-standing agent, signalling a potential shift in his situation at the club.