Roma tracking Mallorca talent Virgili

Paulo Dybala is in contract negotiations with Roma to remain at the club. According to Fabrizio Romano, there was a call between a member of Dybala's new entourage and Juventus, but the Turin club has not made an offer for the Argentine playmaker and is not pursuing his return. Roma continues working on renewals for Dybala, Pellegrini, and Celik. On the transfer front, Roma's primary target is Mason Greenwood from Marseille. Head coach Gasperini is personally involved in pushing for the English winger's arrival to strengthen the attacking department. Marseille's asking price is 50 million euros plus 5 million in bonuses. Roma faces competition from Arsenal and other clubs monitoring Greenwood's situation. Tottenham's reported interest has been denied. Direttore Sportivo D'Amico received formal operational clearance from the league and faces a busy 11-day window to manage squad departures, sales, renewals, and incoming transfers.

AS Roma's newly appointed sporting director Tony D'Amico has received a waiver to begin work immediately, rather than waiting for his official July 1 start date. This gives him 11 days to manage a series of urgent transfer tasks before the club's June 30 deadline for financial compliance under the Settlement Agreement. Roma must generate close to €50 million in player sales by that date. Matías Soulé is the primary focus, with Borussia Dortmund interested but reportedly viewing the €40 million valuation as steep. Confirmed departures include midfielder Baldanzi's move to Genoa and Faticanti's transfer to Juventus. Real Betis is pursuing striker Artem Dovbyk, though Roma is not offering discounts. Paulo Dybala's future remains at Roma despite reported contact between his agents and Juventus, with no formal offer from the Bianconeri. Additionally, Lille's midfield target Bouaddi could depart if Roma pursues Kôné as a replacement. Revenue sources include €15–20 million from the Lega-IMG television rights agreement and potential compensation from Generali regarding Matteo Bove. The club continues stadium development plans as part of its broader financial strategy.

AS Roma has identified Jan Virgili, a 19-year-old Spanish left winger, as a target to strengthen their attacking options under head coach Gian Piero Gasperini. Virgili is a Barcelona academy product who recently experienced relegation with Mallorca from La Liga to Liga 2. Despite limited playing time—starting only 53% of matches and completing 55% of available minutes—he contributed 2 goals and 6 assists across 31 league appearances. The youngster is capable of playing on either flank. Roma's director of sport D'Amico is actively working across multiple fronts this transfer window, including contract renewals, player sales, and pursuit of other targets like Mason Greenwood. Virgili's profile fits the club's interest in developing young talent while addressing squad depth. However, Roma faces competition for his signature, with Portuguese side Benfica and Spanish club Celta Vigo also tracking the player. Real Betis, initially considered a frontrunner for Virgili's signature, has been ruled out of the race.