Pedullà: Roma has not yet made a push for Greenwood; no summit with his father or club meetings today
Transfer News·1 July 2026·2h ago

Pedullà: Roma has not yet made a push for Greenwood; no summit with his father or club meetings today

Source: Forza Roma

Mason Greenwood remains a target for AS Roma, but the club has not yet committed seriously to a move for the Marseille attacker. Journalist Alfredo Pedullà reported that while contacts between Roma and Greenwood's representatives have continued, the giallorossi have decided against accelerating negotiations. Greenwood is viewed as one of head coach Gian Piero Gasperini's key targets to strengthen the squad, though he remains on a shortlist of multiple options rather than the sole focus.

Pedullà stated: "The contacts have continued, the name should not be ruled out, the profile is very much liked, and dialogue with the entourage has progressed. But up to this moment Roma has decided not to push hard, even if the name (not the only one) should be kept within a very restricted list." He added that no meetings took place at Trigoria regarding the transfer on the day of reporting, and Roma is studying its strategy after concluding the June 30 deadline without sacrificing any key squad members.

Roma is expected to present an opening offer to Marseille in the coming days, though it will reportedly fall short of the French club's asking price. The timeline and structure of any potential deal remain fluid as the transfer window progresses.

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Il giornalista: "Fino a ora i giallorossi hanno deciso di non affondare, anche se il nome (non l’unico) va tenuto all’interno di una lista ristrettissima" Redazione 1 luglio - 22:35 Greenwood, il sogno di Gasperini per alzare il livello e vincere subito Mason Greenwood e la Roma, una storia che ha tenuto col fiato sospeso i tifosi giallorossi per tutto giugno. E che continuerà a farlo anche nelle prossime settimane, sperando che l'operazione possa andare in porto il prima possibile. A fare un recap della situazione tra il club giallorosso e l'attaccante del Marsiglia, uno dei sogni di Gian Piero Gasperini per questa sessione di mercato, è stato Alfredo Pedullà sul proprio sito. "I contatti sono andati avanti, il nome non va scartato, il profilo piace molto, i dialoghi con l’entourage sono andati avanti. Ma fino a questo momento la Roma ha deciso di non affondare, anche se il nome (non l’unico) va tenuto all’interno di una lista ristrettissima", ha affermato il giornalista. Che ha poi proseguito: "Non ci sono stati summit con il padre di Greenwod e neanche vertici sull’argomento nella giornata di oggi a Trigoria. Per ora nulla, il resto lo vedremo. La Roma sta studiando la strategia migliore dopo aver tirato le somme il 30 giugno (ieri) senza alcun sacrificio tra le pedine più importanti dell’organico". Nei prossimi giorni la Roma presenterà al Marsiglia la prima offerta per il classe 2001, seppur inferiore alle richieste del club francese. © RIPRODUZIONE RISERVATA Commenta Continua la lettura News AS Roma Settlement Agreement, si va verso lo slittamento a fine luglio. Conti saluta la Roma News AS Roma Roma-Basilea, accordo vicino sulla questione Calafiori: c'è l'intesa sulla cifra Calciomercato AS Roma Salah-Eddine, arriva il saluto del PSV: "Ti auguriamo il meglio". Futuro da definire Calciomercato AS Roma Calciomercato Roma LIVE: occhi su Godo, Romano al Cagliari. Dybala, rinnovo vicino Commenti Invia Commento Tutti Leggi altri commenti

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