Koulierakis arrives tomorrow at 12:30

PSG have opened talks with Ajax over Belgian winger Mika Godts, moving to hijack Roma's interest in the player. According to Fabrizio Romano, the French club have initiated discussions with the Dutch side, who had hoped to retain Godts. Negotiations between the clubs are already underway, with Godts keen to join PSG following positive conversations with sporting director Campos. Roma have already completed signings of Santiago Castro and Koulierakis this window but remain active in the market. The club is pursuing a right-winger — with a move for Read under discussion — and continues to search for an attacking forward. Godts featured on Roma's list of targets after earlier leads on Greenwood, Summerville and Garnacho fell through.

Roma's interest in Endrick dates back to late June, when the Brazilian striker was still engaged in World Cup duty. Head coach Gasperini is an admirer of the forward and sees him as versatile enough to play across both wings or as a central striker. Roma intensified their courtship several days ago when Tony D'Amico visited Madrid to advance talks with Endrick's camp. The club views the forward's recent loan spell at Lyon as a success. A significant error on the line against Norway was seen favourably at Roma's headquarters, as it meant less competition for his signature. Since his return from Lyon, no other serious suitor had approached Endrick until Roma stepped up their efforts. Gasperini's tactical system has made Endrick a priority target, and the coach awaits green light to proceed with the deal. Roma's scouts travelled to Madrid to push discussions forward, signalling the club's commitment to landing the Brazilian forward in the coming window.

Artem Dovbyk has departed AS Roma to join Bologna on a new challenge after a difficult season marked by injury and surgery. The Ukrainian striker said yes immediately when Bologna manager Domenico Tedesco asked if he wanted to play for the club. "They explained the project and the ambition of this club, which wants to achieve much more this season. I am here to give my best," Dovbyk said. Dovbyk, who arrived at Roma from Girona, has now moved on as the Giallorossi pursue other targets, including Castro. The 28-year-old striker told Bologna's official channels that he was convinced by sporting director and manager Tedesco. He praised the squad's unity and individual quality. "It is a very friendly group, it seems like a family. Everyone fights for each other and there are many players of great individual quality," he said. "I know this club has helped many strikers grow in the past and I want to try to give everything for this team, score and help it." On his personal goals, Dovbyk expressed his hunger to play and regain peak condition. "I have hunger and I want to play. I want to rediscover my ideal condition and help the collective. I know the history of Ukrainian players in Italy and I know I am the first to wear Bologna's shirt. I am honoured and I want to achieve great goals here," he said.