Roma target Greenwood as Marseille's financial troubles open transfer window

Roma are pursuing multiple attacking targets as they prepare for the new season, with Nusa and Summerville among the club's primary objectives. Garnacho is also on the radar, though lower in the club's priority list. On the pitch, two Roma players were celebrating international success: Paulo Dybala and Matías Soulé marked Argentina's victory at Trigoria, where they train with the giallorossi. The club continues to balance preparation work for the upcoming campaign alongside the transfer business needed to strengthen the squad. Roma's transfer strategy reflects ambitions to bolster their attacking options ahead of the new season, with the recruitment team actively evaluating available targets across Europe.

Zeki Çelik will leave AS Roma on a free transfer and sign a three-year contract with Juventus, despite an agreement being in place for him to renew with the Giallorossi. The Turkish full-back's contract with Roma expired on 30 June, and after months of negotiations a renewal deal appeared sealed. Çelik was expected to return to Trigoria on 18 July to resume training and complete the official signing, but the move will not materialise. The transfer to Juventus was conducted in secret and is now complete. Çelik will join Luciano Spalletti and Frederic Massara at the Turin club, where he will compete in the Europa League next season. The departure marks a significant blow to Roma's defensive plans, with the club losing an experienced right-back on a free transfer after failing to secure his signature despite the framework for a renewal agreement.

Zeki Çelik has quit AS Roma to join Juventus, reversing an apparent agreement with the Giallorossi. The Turkish right-back, whose contract expired on 30 June, had reached a verbal accord with Roma over a renewal, but chose to move to Juventus instead. Juventus have been tracking Çelik for some time. He completed his medical examination at Juventus's J Medical facility in Turin today. The departure marks an unexpected turn after contract talks appeared close to conclusion at Roma. Çelik was part of the squad roster at the Stadio Olimpico but will now depart for the Serie A champions, who have secured his signature on an undisclosed deal.