Roma in contact with Kolo Muani

Paulo Dybala is close to signing a contract renewal with AS Roma. Meanwhile, Inter Milan continue to track Gianluca Mancini, with Juventus also emerging as a suitor for goalkeeper Mile Svilar. The trio represent key figures in Roma's squad, with Dybala's renewal being the most advanced of the three situations. Details remain unclear on the specific terms and timelines for each potential agreement.

Matías Soulé's future at Roma remains uncertain as the club looks to sell the Argentine winger to ease financial pressures. An Italian intermediary is actively exploring options in Saudi Arabia, with Al-Hilal, Al-Ahli, and another Arab club reportedly interested in acquiring the player. While English clubs including Aston Villa have been mentioned as potential suitors, there are suggestions their interest may have been largely exploratory to assess the market. Roma's financial constraints around Financial Fair Play regulations mean Soulé is no longer considered untouchable and could depart Serie A. The club is seeking at least €35 million plus performance bonuses from any transfer, which would provide significant financial relief. Inquiries from Bundesliga clubs and interest from Turkey have also been reported, though the latter is considered less attractive as a destination. No transfer is finalized at present, and evaluations are ongoing. The intermediary's efforts in the Saudi market suggest movement could come soon, particularly if negotiations progress with one of the Gulf clubs under discussion.

Marseille is navigating a difficult summer financially and administratively. The French club must raise approximately €100 million by 30 June to balance the books following failed Champions League qualification and declining television rights income. UEFA has imposed a €10 million fine and demands an austerity plan; failure to comply risks European competition exclusion in coming years. The DNCG (French financial oversight body) has suspended its decision pending additional documentation, leaving Marseille under scrutiny. Greenwood, Marseille's most valuable asset, is central to resolving the crisis. Roma holds strong interest in the English winger, but the clubs remain apart on valuation—Marseille demands €50 million plus €5 million in bonuses, while Roma cannot currently meet that figure and must sell players first to fund the deal. The transfer could extend into July. Despite acute financial need, Marseille's leadership has reiterated its resolve. A club source told L'Équipe: "In many people's minds, we will sell Greenwood because we are forced to sell. But they are wrong. There are too many symbolic and financial aspects at stake in this file." Marseille insists it will not compromise on Greenwood's price, even as time and cash pressure mount.