Deportivo La Coruña pursue return of Angelino from Roma

Christian Pulisic delivered an impressive display for the United States in their World Cup opener against Paraguay, providing an assist in the first half before departing with a calf injury. Despite playing only 45 minutes, the 26-year-old American winger made an immediate impact in a comfortable victory. Olivier Giroud, the former Milan striker, praised Pulisic's performance, saying: "Christian reminded me of Eden Hazard, for the way he faced opponents and managed to dribble them with ease. I was not surprised by his excellent performance against Paraguay, because I believe he has the credentials to take the United States national team to a higher level." Roma are closely monitoring Pulisic's situation at AC Milan, where his contract renewal remains uncertain amid the club's ongoing instability. The winger has emerged as a potential target for the Giallorossi, particularly if a deal for Mason Greenwood does not materialize. Giroud further underscored Pulisic's importance, adding: "I have always thought that the United States are fortunate to have him, because he has technique and intelligence. At Milan we called him by his nickname, 'Captain America,' because even when he was not wearing the captain's armband of the United States, he was their leading player, the one with the highest profile. No one expects the United States to win this World Cup, but if they want to reach the knockout stage, he will be fundamental." Pulisic's future remains in limbo as Milan navigate significant institutional turmoil.

Mason Greenwood's future at Olympique Marseille appears increasingly uncertain as the French club faces severe financial pressure and must generate at least €100 million in summer transfers. Greenwood, who has spent two successful seasons at the Velodrome with 48 goals and 17 assists combined, remains a priority target for AS Roma under head coach Gian Piero Gasperini. Initial discussions between Roma and Greenwood have begun, with Gasperini reportedly making direct contact with the English winger. Marseille's financial difficulties—including the risk of UEFA sanctions according to French media—make retaining high-profile players increasingly difficult. Former Marseille defender Christophe Dugarry dismissed any prospect of Greenwood remaining at the club, stating: "There are two questions that must be asked. Does OM have the means to keep Greenwood? I don't think so. And does he want to stay? I don't think so. So the question of whether to keep him doesn't arise. Greenwood must leave and he will leave." Roma see Greenwood as a key target to strengthen their squad and compete for titles immediately, viewing his proven goal-scoring form as essential to their ambitions.

Alessandro Romano, a young Italian-Swiss talent from Roma's academy, has attracted significant interest from several Serie A clubs following a positive loan spell at Spezia last season. Bologna, Torino, Fiorentina, and Sassuolo are all monitoring the prospect, with Bologna having attempted to sign him a year earlier. Romano is expected to return to Roma this summer but is unlikely to remain at the club, instead moving elsewhere either permanently or on loan. Roma's academy at Trigoria has long been a source of talent and revenue for the club. The Giallorossi are reportedly anticipating a competitive auction scenario for Romano's services, which could significantly raise his market value well above the initial €2 million figure. Such a sale would also generate a full capital gain (plusvalenza) for the club's financial accounts. The interest from multiple clubs reflects the value Roma places on their youth academy graduates, particularly young Italian players developed at Trigoria. Details remain unclear on the timeline for Romano's departure or the final destination, but the reported auction among Serie A rivals suggests the player's next move could come soon.