Trabzonspor eyeing Dovbyk with €10 million offer

Roma have intensified negotiations with Real Betis over the signing of Abde Ezzalzouli as Gian Piero Gasperini continues his search for a new attacking winger. The Moroccan winger, born in 2001, has emerged as one of the club's primary targets to reinforce the wide areas after the Roma hierarchy assessed several profiles in recent weeks. Quick, adept at one-on-one duels and capable of playing across both attacking flanks, Ezzalzouli possesses the characteristics Roma seek to add quality and unpredictability in the final third. The negotiations are not expected to be straightforward, however. Betis's financial demands are considered high by Roma, and the outcome of the deal will depend largely on the Spanish club's economic requirements. Despite those challenges, Roma remain committed to finding a solution and have no intention of abandoning the pursuit. D'Amico is working to identify the correct formula to bring the Moroccan to the capital without exceeding the budget set by the club. Ezzalzouli remains one of the hottest names on Roma's radar as the summer transfer window progresses.

Roma have revived their interest in Real Betis winger Ezzalzouli, who has emerged as a target on the club's transfer shortlist. The Giallorossi had pursued the player in previous transfer windows and remain keen, but a significant obstacle stands in their way: Betis are demanding €60 million for the winger, a fee that complicates any deal substantially. Roma will attempt to push forward with negotiations despite the high cost. Ezzalzouli sits behind Nusa on Roma's priority list for attacking reinforcements. Head coach Gasperini is keen to add a new attacking winger to his squad before Friday, when the team is scheduled to gather in Wales for a training camp. The timeline is tight, with hopes that a new arrival could be in place for the Welsh preparations.

Roma's transfer window has finally gained momentum. Head coach Gian Piero Gasperini, who previously described the club as "a diesel engine", now expects another push following the first signing. Antonio Nusa remains the priority target, with a deadline of the weekend set for negotiations; the club will not wait beyond that point for the Argentine winger. Roma's sporting director D'Amico is already evaluating alternative profiles in case Nusa talks stall. Matías Soulé could move in the opposite direction. According to transfer expert Matteo Moretto, the Roma winger has been proposed to AC Milan, who are examining his profile with interest. The deal has not yet advanced to active negotiations, but the player appeals to Milan and fits the characteristics demanded by coach Amorim. Roma plan to depart for Wales on Friday to continue their pre-season training camp. Gasperini expects further activity soon, ideally before the Welsh camp begins, as the club looks to strengthen both attacking depth and defensive options ahead of the new season.

Mile Svilar has reaffirmed his commitment to AS Roma, stating he has no interest in a move to Juventus despite reported interest from the Serie A champions following his performance in a friendly against Cannes. The goalkeeper's declaration comes as Roma awaits official confirmation of Santiago Castro, the club's first summer signing. Artem Dovbyk has departed for Bologna, marking another change in Roma's forward line as the club reshapes its squad during the transfer window. Svilar's public stance underscores Roma's defensive strength and his intention to remain at the Giallorossi despite external interest from rival clubs. Elsewhere, Roma's women's team announced new signings, while the Italian national team continues its rebuild under Mancini and Ranieri.

Artem Dovbyk is undergoing medical examinations at Isokinetic clinic ahead of his move to Bologna. The Ukrainian striker will sign a contract with the Rossoblu after completing his medical checks at the clinic, before heading to Bologna's headquarters to finalize the deal. The transfer unblocks Roma's summer activity, with Nicolás Castro arriving at Trigoria as part of the axis between the two clubs. Dovbyk moves in the opposite direction to join Domenico Tedesco's side. The deal is structured as a loan with a right of redemption, worth a combined total of 18 million euros.

Roma have completed the Santiago Castro signing and will resume their search for a quick attacker, but Gabriel Martinelli and Marcus Rashford remain unrealistic targets despite recent speculation. The Giallorossi will spend €35M including add-ons on Castro. Artem Dovbyk is leaving on loan to Bologna with a €17M option to buy, where he will work with coach Giovanni Tedesco to revive his career. Both Martinelli and Rashford earn around €11M gross annually, significantly above Roma's top earners, a salary barrier that previously blocked Mason Greenwood's move to the Italian capital. Antonio Nusa currently leads Roma's shortlist, though RB Leipzig's advanced talks to sell Yan Diomande to Real Madrid could negatively impact those plans. Rashford's name arose during separate negotiations with Manchester United regarding midfielder Manu Koné, who spent a productive loan at Barcelona where he scored 14 goals and provided 14 assists in 49 appearances. Manchester United have shortlisted Koné but are not aggressively pursuing him at present. Roma's summer spending on a striker rather than a winger marks a tactical shift, with both Castro and Donyell Malen offering mobility. The club's interest in another forward may depend on whether Matías Soulé remains in the squad.