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Gasperini keeps Endrick on his list as Roma eye Kvernadze in the summer
·10 November 2026·1h ago

Gasperini keeps Endrick on his list as Roma eye Kvernadze in the summer

Source: Forza Roma

Gian Piero Gasperini continues to press for reinforcements at Trigoria, with Endrick his first choice for the attack, even as the international break begins. Endrick spoke today about his future: "I don't know what will happen in January; it is in God's hands. Madrid is a wonderful city, but I will always do everything necessary to advance my career." The Brazilian has no doubts anymore and has decided to leave Real Madrid in January.

Roma face competition for his signature from Sporting Lisbon, who will lean on the Fonseca factor. Former Roma coach Ruben Fonseca trained Endrick last season at Lyon, and the Portuguese club have already opened contacts with the striker. Roma's plan, however, is clear: sign Endrick on loan to chase the Scudetto, and bring in Kvernadze on a permanent deal in the summer.

The idea of using Nagida on the left has also come up as part of the club's planning.

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Forza Roma's coverage agrees that Gian Piero Gasperini still wants Real Madrid forward Endrick as Roma's top attacking target for January, while Frosinone's Georgian winger Kvernadze is the summer target. Endrick said his future is "in God's hands" but that Madrid is a wonderful city and he will do whatever is necessary to advance his career. The two Forza Roma pieces differ on how far he has moved on. The first says he has already decided to leave Real Madrid in January, while the second says only that he has opened the door to a sale.

The outlets also differ on the terms. One report says Roma's plan is a loan for Endrick now and a permanent deal for Kvernadze in the summer, and notes that Sporting Lisbon are competing, helped by former Roma coach Ruben Fonseca, who trained Endrick at Lyon. The other says a deal can only follow the Malen model, a loan with an obligation and a redemption right tied to Champions League qualification. It also says Real Madrid coach Mourinho does not want to sell, and that Endrick could return to Madrid in June. Ancelotti has told Endrick he must play more or risk losing his Brazil place.

For the summer, the second report says Kvernadze could cost less thanks to a reported 4 million euro clause with a high resale percentage, though Frosinone do not plan to sell unless they receive crazy offers. Gittens is named as an alternative, but the report questions his lack of Chelsea appearances. Balde of Barcelona is of interest, while Oosterwoolde will not arrive. The report also says the midfield investment has faded because Pellegrini is due back in January. The first piece adds that using Nagida on the left has come up in planning.

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“È appena cominciata la sosta delle nazionali, ma Trigoria si lavora per il futuro della Roma. Gasperini continua a chiedere rinforzi e non molla Endrick: è lui la prima scelta per l'attacco. E proprio oggi il brasiliano ha parlato del suo futuro: “Non so cosa accadrà a gennaio; è nelle mani di Dio.…”

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