Roma continue pursuit of Endrick as Mora deal stalls over Galatasaray competition

Roma's sporting director Tony D'Amico is pursuing a left-sided winger after settling contract renewal discussions. While Malick Fofana of Lyon remains a priority target, the deal faces complications from Leipzig's interest and a complex web of agent fees and commissions linked to the Diomande transaction. Ibrahim Mbaye of PSG has emerged as an alternative option. The 21-year-old could arrive on loan to gain playing time that manager Luis Enrique has struggled to provide at Parigi. Roma continue to monitor other possibilities across the Premier League and Spain, including Chelsea's Jamie Gittens and a potential loan move for Endrick from Real Madrid, who is also being tracked by Fenerbahçe and various English clubs.

Roma are preparing a fresh approach for Alessio Cacciamani after remarks from Torino's technical director Gianluca Petrachi reopened the possibility of a deal for the 2007-born midfielder. Although Torino president Urbano Cairo's recent comments had suggested the door was closing, Petrachi's public comments on Cacciamani signal potential movement. Speaking at the Memorial Sandro Criscitiello, Petrachi said: "He is a youth academy prospect, very interesting. He needs to prove himself in Serie A, but he has everything to grow and grow significantly. He is certainly being monitored. We would like to continue with players like him, but we also have to account for a market that sometimes presents absurd, mad prices that one cannot reasonably consider. Our intention is to hold on to him." The implicit opening has encouraged Roma to make another bid, seeing Cacciamani as the ideal fit to serve as Wesley's backup under Gian Piero Gasperini's tactical setup. Cacciamani impressed in Serie B on loan at Juve Stabia in the previous season, where he was developed by Ignazio Abate, now Torino's manager.

AS Roma's pursuit of Torino left-back Alessio Cacciamani remains viable after recent comments from the club's technical director suggested the transfer could still happen. The 2007-born defender, who spent last season on loan at Juve Stabia in Serie B, is wanted by Roma as a potential deputy to Wesley. Torino president Urbano Cairo's earlier remarks had appeared to rule out the player's departure, but Gianluca Petrachi, the club's current technical director and former Roma sporting director, reopened the possibility during an appearance at the fourth Memorial Sandro Criscitiello event in Avellino on 8 August. Petrachi acknowledged the value of Cacciamani, a product of Torino's academy, while also outlining the constraints facing his club in the market. "He is a very interesting academy player. He needs to prove himself in Serie A, but he has everything to grow and grow significantly. He is certainly being watched. We would like to continue with players like him, but we also have to reckon with a market that sometimes presents absurd, crazy prices that you cannot take into account. Our intention is to keep him," Petrachi said. Roma's next bid, if it comes, will need to address those financial realities to tempt Torino into a sale.