Roma's summer spending capped at €10–12m annually per player

Roma have agreed terms with Malick Fofana (21) but remain at loggerheads with Lyon over the fee. The French club is demanding €35 million fixed plus €5 million in bonuses, a price Roma have resisted after their substantial investment in Rodrigo Mora. The giallorossi will decide in the coming hours whether to meet Lyon's demands or pursue alternative targets as the market remains open. Jamie Bynoe-Gittens (22) remains on Roma's radar, but Chelsea continue to block a move. The Blues have rejected a loan-with-option-to-buy formula and insist on an immediate sale, valuing the winger at up to €45 million. Director Florian Friedkin is monitoring the situation, though the negotiations have cooled and will require Chelsea to shift their stance for progress. Ibrahim Mbaye (18), a young winger sidelined by Paris Saint-Germain, is being tracked as a potentially sustainable option to bolster the attack as Gasperini seeks. Friedkin is watching developments in the final days of the window to see if favourable conditions emerge. Meanwhile, Neil El Aynaoui (25) has attracted fresh enquiries beyond Saudi Arabian interest, with Crystal Palace now seeking information on the Moroccan midfielder. Roma do not regard the former Lens player as unsaleable and could consider offers around €35 million, a sum that would significantly boost resources for one final attacking addition. Jan Ziółkowski (21) appears set to leave. The Polish defender is being linked with Parma while Monza also monitor the situation. Gasperini now has greater defensive depth following the arrival of Oosterwolde, who can operate at left-back or centre-back, which may facilitate Ziółkowski's exit in the closing stages of the market.

Neil El Aynaoui could leave Roma before the transfer window closes. The midfielder is considered expendable and Roma will not block a departure for €35 million. A potential return for Rios has been discussed, with particular interest emerging in Portugal. Head coach Gasperini is keen on the player, but Roma have not yet made a formal offer, according to reports from recent days.

Roma are prepared to part with defender Jan Ziółkowski this summer. Parma are reportedly the leading suitors in Italy, though Monza and Sassuolo are also monitoring the situation. Fabrizio Romano reports that two foreign clubs are also tracking the giallorossi defender.