Roma open to Givairo Read but Feyenoord deal still unsigned
Transfer News·2 August 2026·3h ago

Roma open to Givairo Read but Feyenoord deal still unsigned

Source: Forza Roma

Roma have opened negotiations for left-back Givairo Read, tabling a €25 million offer (fixed fee plus bonus) to Feyenoord, with the player already agreeing personal terms following talks with coach Gian Piero Gasperini. The Dutch club has not yet accepted, though Roma hope to resolve the matter by the weekend. Nottingham Forest remain in contention with a lower €21 million bid but more lucrative wages for the defender; Feyenoord are attempting to spark an auction neither suitor wishes to join.

Gasperini is actively hunting for a left-winger to complete the squad. Nusa is the primary target, though that track remains complicated. Matías Soulé's departure would open the way for Endrick, who is preferred over Mastantuono. Endrick scored against Fiorentina yesterday and appears to be the coach's first choice should Soulé leave.

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Quella di oggi potrebbe essere la giornata decisiva per Givairo Read. La Roma si aspettava di non andare oltre il week end e attende la risposta del Feyenoord. L’offerta da 25 milioni tra parte fissa e bonus è stata presentata da qualche giorno ed è arrivato anche l’ok al trasferimento da parte del…

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