Gasperini targets three major signings as Roma plan focused market strategy

Fenerbahce has submitted a new offer to Marseille for Mason Greenwood, reportedly worth €35 million plus €5 million in bonuses, as the Turkish club refuses to abandon its pursuit of the English forward. Despite the political upheaval surrounding a recent presidential election at the Istanbul club, Fenerbahce remains committed to securing Greenwood's signature and is continuing negotiations with Marseille. Roma is also pursuing the player and has already reached an agreement with Greenwood on personal terms, offering him a contract worth €4.5 million per season. Gasperini considers Greenwood the ideal profile to strengthen Roma's attack, and the Giallorossi are preparing a decisive move with support from Tony D'Amico. However, Marseille's valuation remains high—substantially elevated by the 40 percent sell-on clause owed to Manchester United. The French club is demanding around €50 million, a figure that far exceeds Fenerbahce's initial offer. Roma must now accelerate their efforts to secure what would be their first major signing for the Champions League campaign. The competition between the two clubs for Greenwood's signature is intensifying, with continuous contact maintained between Fenerbahce and Marseille.

Alejandro Garnacho, an Argentine talent, is among the profiles being considered by Roma to reinforce the offensive department. The article explores Garnacho's profile and potential fit for the club's attacking needs. Details remain unclear regarding the depth of Roma's interest, fee discussions, or timeline for any move.

Inter have maintained their interest in Roma center-back Evan Ndicka as a potential replacement for Stefan de Vrij, according to reports. The Ivorian defender remains on Inter's shortlist alongside Udinese's Oumar Solet, with whom the Nerazzurri have reportedly reached a verbal agreement. De Vrij's contract at San Siro expires within two weeks, and despite being sidelined last season under Cristian Chivu, Inter could still offer him a short-term extension, though the defender has been reluctant to commit. Ndicka has become one of Roma's most dependable defenders since joining from Eintracht Frankfurt in summer 2023, forming a strong partnership with Gianluca Mancini at the heart of the Giallorossi defense. The 26-year-old's contract runs through 2028, meaning Roma are unlikely to sell cheaply. Inter may need to pay a fee exceeding €25 million to secure his services. His potential arrival would address depth concerns, particularly if Inter experience further departures from their defensive lineup.