Roma Pursues Rodrigo Mora as Gasperini Targets Attacking Winger
AS Roma is actively working to secure the signing of attacking winger Rodrigo Mora, a player they see as crucial for their upcoming season.
In recent discussions, Mora has emerged as a prominent figure for the Giallorossi, although talks are still in the preliminary stages.
Represented by Jorge Mendes, the Portuguese forward remains on Roma’s radar despite Galatasaray also pursuing his signature.
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According to reports from Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, the Trigoria club is poised to take determined action in these negotiations.
The Dragoes have placed a price tag of €50 million on Mora, which complicates matters for Roma.
At this point, Roma’s management is assessing how viable the deal is, as their initial offer hovers around €25 million.
This opening bid reflects Roma’s eagerness to enter official negotiations for the player. The current financial disparity between the clubs is significant, but both sides are expected to keep lines of communication open in the coming hours.
It remains uncertain if Roma will adjust their offer to align more closely with the €50 million request or choose to maintain their current position.
Roma are keen to sign Gian Piero Gasperini with a much-needed attacking winger.
In recent hours, a name that has been hotly debated within the Giallorossi is Rodrigo Mora.
The Portuguese has been in the sights of the Roman club, but negotiations are still in the early stages.
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The player was offered by Jorge Mendes despite ongoing negotiations with Galatasaray.
The Trigoria club, as reported by Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, has decided to take a decisive stance.
The Dragoes are asking for a full package worth €50 million.
At this stage, the Roma’s management is trying to determine the feasibility of the deal: the initial offer from the capital is no more than €25 million.
Roma’s initial offer is an attempt to demonstrate their willingness to begin official negotiations to close the deal. Currently, the valuation is widely divergent, and the clubs will maintain contact in the coming hours.
It remains to be seen whether the Roman club intends to raise its offer closer to €50 million or whether it will remain at its current level.
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