Marseille sanctions may help Roma pursue Greenwood

Transfer analyst Alfredo Pedullà has outlined Roma's activity across several key areas of the squad. Paulo Dybala is close to signing a new contract, with Gasperini prioritizing the renewal. Celik's situation is reportedly almost finalized, while a further meeting is needed to resolve Lorenzo Pellegrini's terms. Pedullà confirmed that Koné's agent has communicated directly to Roma: "No to speculation, there must not be intermediaries, people bringing offers. I am the agent and I will bring the offers." Roma values the midfielder at a minimum of €45 million including bonuses, though the situation could shift rapidly. On the attacking front, Greenwood is on Gasperini's list but is not the only target under consideration. Pedullà emphasized there is no active negotiation or meeting yet scheduled, suggesting Roma is exploring options quietly. Other names under review remain unconfirmed, while Paixao, Nusa, and others have been ruled out. The club is conducting business away from public scrutiny across recruitment priorities, with potential developments in Matías Soulé's situation also possible. The renewal of Dybala and acquisition of attacking reinforcements represent key priorities as Gasperini shapes his squad.

Turkish media outlet Milliyet reports that Fenerbahçe remain actively interested in signing Mason Greenwood from Olympique Marseille, despite the lack of progress on alternative targets Sørloth and Guirassy. The club views Greenwood as one of their primary options in the transfer market. According to reports in Turkey, Greenwood has already indicated his willingness to join the Super Lig club, giving Fenerbahçe confidence in the pursuit. AS Roma has also held a long-standing interest in the English winger. The main obstacle to Greenwood's move to Fenerbahçe remains Marseille's asking price for the player. For the transfer to gain momentum, Marseille would need to lower their financial demands and give the Turkish club a realistic chance of completing the deal. The situation remains fluid, with Fenerbahçe continuing negotiations as they seek to strengthen their attacking options ahead of the new season.

Roma continue to work on departures in the transfer market, though not all sales appear certain to be completed before the end of the current window. The club is managing potential exits, including those involving Dovbyk and Ziolkowski, with details on timing remaining unclear. Such delays could push several transactions into the summer transfer period. Roma's outgoing activity reflects broader squad adjustments as the club balances both immediate needs and longer-term planning.