Lorenzo Pellegrini Commits to Roma, Rejects Multiple Offers
Lorenzo Pellegrini has made a firm decision to remain with AS Roma, turning down various offers that emerged in recent months. The Giallorossi midfielder chose not to pursue deals from both domestic and international clubs, instead prioritizing a contract renewal with the team based in the Italian capital.
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Besiktas expressed interest in Pellegrini, and Juventus also inquired about the midfielder through his representatives. Additionally, clubs from England, including Brighton, showed interest in assessing the player’s availability. However, Pellegrini has consistently stated that he never considered leaving Roma.
The 1996-born player is committed to wearing the Giallorossi jersey, even if this choice requires him to forgo more lucrative financial opportunities. He has agreed to a one-season contract renewal with a significant salary reduction.
The new contract is set to start at approximately €2.5 million, with bonuses, contrasting sharply with the roughly €6.5 million he earned during the previous season. This choice further solidifies the strong bond between Pellegrini and the club. In light of the offers he received, the midfielder chose to remain in the capital, focusing on his commitment to Roma over financial gain.
Lorenzo Pellegrini chose Roma despite the various options that had arisen in recent months.
The Giallorossi midfielder decided not to consider offers from both Italy and abroad, prioritizing staying in the capital and renewing his contract with the club.
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According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Besiktas had come knocking on the number 7’s door, while Juventus had also made several inquiries with his entourage.
There was also interest from England, with Brighton among the clubs that had come forward to assess the player’s availability. Pellegrini, however, has never actually considered leaving Roma.
The midfielder has always wanted to continue wearing the Giallorossi jersey, even if it meant giving up more advantageous financial conditions.
The 1996-born player has indeed accepted the idea of a one-season renewal and a significant salary reduction.
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The new deal is expected to start at around €2.5 million plus bonuses, compared to the approximately €6.5 million he earned last season.
This decision confirms the strong bond between Pellegrini and Roma.
Faced with the offers he received, the number 7 preferred to stay in the capital and continue his career with the Giallorossi, putting financial considerations on the back burner.
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