Pellegrini signs new one-year contract extension with Roma until June 2027

Torino president Urbano Cairo has reaffirmed his intention to keep left-back Alessio Cacciamani, a 2007-born player coveted by Roma. Speaking to Sky Sport, Cairo confirmed multiple clubs are pursuing the defender but expressed his desire to retain him. "I'm keeping him very close," Cairo said. "There is a lot of interest in him, not just from Roma. I would really like to keep him. Then we'll see how the market develops and how things end up. I don't want to say I'm 100% sure he will stay with us, but I hope to be able to do a series of other things so he can remain with us." The Torino chief acknowledged that Cacciamani's future depends on the club's ability to manage their finances. "It depends on the offers but also on the alternatives we have in outgoings," he said. "We need to do something, because otherwise an economically difficult situation opens up. So we need to do something in sales too, because so far we've done almost only incomings. I don't want to make empty promises—I would like Cacciamani to be with us all next year. We're working for that to happen." Cacciamani remains a target for Roma as the club prepares for a friendly against Brighton (kickoff 16:00 Italian time) in their final preseason test. Gasperini's side continue pursuing reinforcements in defence following the imminent arrival of Molina and Lorenzo Pellegrini's contract renewal.

Roma have entered the running to sign Teun Koopmeiners from Juventus, according to Gazzetta dello Sport. The Dutch midfielder, 28, has fallen out of favour under Luciano Spalletti at the Allianz Stadium and is expected to leave Turin before the close of the summer window. Juventus paid Atalanta €55 million to sign Koopmeiners in 2024, but he has failed to settle. Last season he made 33 Serie A appearances, starting just 18 matches, and finished without a single goal contribution. Head coach Gian Piero Gasperini is keen to strengthen the midfield, with Manu Koné's future uncertain amid reported interest from Manchester United. If Koné departs, Roma would need to fill a significant gap in the engine room, and Koopmeiners has been identified as a potential target. The Giallorossi are optimistic about their chances given that Champions League football is returning to the capital. However, Roma face competition from the Premier League, with Aston Villa and Manchester United also reportedly considering a move for the former AZ Alkmaar player.

Lorenzo Pellegrini has agreed a contract extension with AS Roma until 30 June 2027 after months of negotiations. The captain completed his medical on 8 August and will rejoin the squad from next week as they prepare to face Brighton this afternoon. Pellegrini had sought a longer deal of at least two years but accepted the Friedkin offer, turning down interest from Juventus and Beşiktaş in the process. The academy product's new terms include a significant salary reduction to 2.5 million euros plus bonuses, down from his previous 6 million euros per year. Roma announced the renewal via social media with the statement: "Lorenzo Pellegrini. The story continues." The club's official release added: "AS Roma is pleased to announce the agreement for the extension of Lorenzo Pellegrini's contract. Developed through the Giallorossi youth academy, the player will continue to link his career to the colours of the Capital. Pellegrini's decision to accept the club's proposal testifies to a deep shared vision of the sporting project and the values of AS Roma. Forward together, Lorenzo!" The 28-year-old remains central to Roma's plans despite accepting reduced terms, reaffirming his commitment to the Giallorossi ahead of the new season.

Lorenzo Pellegrini has signed a contract renewal with Roma, extending his agreement with the club until 2027. The midfielder's previous contract had expired on 30 June, after which Roma and Pellegrini negotiated terms while he recovered from injury. The club announced the renewal on 8 August, committing Pellegrini to a further year at the Giallorossi. Pellegrini came through Roma's academy system and will continue his career at the club. The renewal reflects the midfielder's alignment with Roma's sporting vision and project values, as confirmed by his decision to accept the club's proposal.

Torino president Urbano Cairo has reaffirmed his intention to keep left-back Alessio Cacciamani, a 2007-born player coveted by Roma. Speaking to Sky Sport, Cairo confirmed multiple clubs are pursuing the defender but expressed his desire to retain him. "I'm keeping him very close," Cairo said. "There is a lot of interest in him, not just from Roma. I would really like to keep him. Then we'll see how the market develops and how things end up. I don't want to say I'm 100% sure he will stay with us, but I hope to be able to do a series of other things so he can remain with us." The Torino chief acknowledged that Cacciamani's future depends on the club's ability to manage their finances. "It depends on the offers but also on the alternatives we have in outgoings," he said. "We need to do something, because otherwise an economically difficult situation opens up. So we need to do something in sales too, because so far we've done almost only incomings. I don't want to make empty promises—I would like Cacciamani to be with us all next year. We're working for that to happen." Cacciamani remains a target for Roma as the club prepares for a friendly against Brighton (kickoff 16:00 Italian time) in their final preseason test. Gasperini's side continue pursuing reinforcements in defence following the imminent arrival of Molina and Lorenzo Pellegrini's contract renewal.

Lorenzo Pellegrini has agreed a contract extension with AS Roma until 30 June 2027 after months of negotiations. The captain completed his medical on 8 August and will rejoin the squad from next week as they prepare to face Brighton this afternoon. Pellegrini had sought a longer deal of at least two years but accepted the Friedkin offer, turning down interest from Juventus and Beşiktaş in the process. The academy product's new terms include a significant salary reduction to 2.5 million euros plus bonuses, down from his previous 6 million euros per year. Roma announced the renewal via social media with the statement: "Lorenzo Pellegrini. The story continues." The club's official release added: "AS Roma is pleased to announce the agreement for the extension of Lorenzo Pellegrini's contract. Developed through the Giallorossi youth academy, the player will continue to link his career to the colours of the Capital. Pellegrini's decision to accept the club's proposal testifies to a deep shared vision of the sporting project and the values of AS Roma. Forward together, Lorenzo!" The 28-year-old remains central to Roma's plans despite accepting reduced terms, reaffirming his commitment to the Giallorossi ahead of the new season.