Baldanzi Completes Move to Genoa as Document Exchange Finalised

Roma has been fined by UEFA, though specific details of the offence and penalty amount remain unclear. In contract news, defender Celik's renewal with the club is advancing toward completion. Goalkeeper Mile Svilar continues to attract significant interest from multiple European clubs, reflecting his strong performances and potential market value. The goalkeeper's situation may become a focal point for Roma's summer planning if top-tier offers materialise.

UEFA sanctions against Marseille have significantly altered the landscape for Roma's pursuit of Mason Greenwood. Marseille faces a €10 million fine and must generate over €100 million by 30 June to balance its accounts, with a one-year window to comply before risking exclusion from European competition from 2027–28 onwards. The French club's financial pressure has weakened its negotiating position; Roma has been offering approximately €40 million for Greenwood, well below Marseille's initial €55 million demand, but the UEFA ruling creates urgency for the French side to sell. Roma itself received a €6 million UEFA fine but remains in an improved financial position compared to previous years. Head coach Gasperini awaits his first significant summer signing, and Greenwood remains central to Roma's transfer strategy. The situation has tilted in Roma's favour: Marseille has limited options—Greenwood and Paixão are their most marketable assets—and the English winger has already rejected Saudi Arabian interest and seen Fenerbahçe withdraw from contention. Manchester United's buyback clause on Greenwood has also reduced to 30 per cent, potentially narrowing the gap between Roma's offer and Marseille's asking price. Roma must generate approximately €60 million in sales by 30 June, with Matías Soulé's departure expected to contribute significantly. The club can now move forward with greater confidence following the UEFA resolution, and Gasperini may not have to wait much longer for reinforcements.

Mathys Tel is distancing himself from AS Roma as one of the club's tracked targets to strengthen the attack. De Zerbi's decision has cooled Roma's interest in the player, with the prospect of a move to the Giallorossi becoming less likely. Tel remains on Roma's radar but is no longer viewed as an imminent priority. The details of De Zerbi's specific stance remain unclear, though his position appears decisive in shifting Roma's focus elsewhere in their pursuit of attacking reinforcements.