Roma’s Jan Ziolkowski Could Leave for Monza as Transfer Window Closes
Jan Ziolkowski may soon depart from AS Roma as the transfer window draws to a close. The Polish defender’s situation has become uncertain following the arrival of Koulierakis, and the anticipated approval of Oosterwolde’s transfer, who is also capable of playing in a back three. As a result, Ziolkowski risks facing limited playing time this season.
The 2005-born defender has attracted interest from various foreign clubs, but Monza has emerged as the frontrunner in recent hours, surpassing Parma in the race for his signature. Roma had initially considered a transfer for Ziolkowski in the range of €7-8 million, alongside two foreign clubs that made official offers. However, the Italian club is now shifting its focus towards a loan arrangement.
Recent reports from Fabrizio Romano indicate that Roma is prioritizing Monza due to the advantageous terms of a potential loan deal, which could facilitate the player’s development and enhance his value within a season. If this plan does not materialize, Roma is prepared to keep Ziolkowski until 2027 unless a permanent offer arises outside of the current market conditions.
Further negotiations between Roma and Monza are anticipated later today.
Jan Ziolkowski could leave Roma in the final days of the transfer window.
Following the arrival of Koulierakis, the Polish defender, awaiting approval today for the transfer of Oosterwolde, who can also play in a back three, has fallen to the back row and risks limited playing time this season.
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The 2005-born defender is popular with some foreign clubs, but in the last few hours, Monza has moved into pole position, even overtaking Parma.
Roma had inquired about signing Ziolkowski for around €7-8 million, in addition to two foreign clubs who had made official offers to Roma. However, at this price, Roma are now prioritizing a loan move.
In the last few hours, Monza has outbid Parma and two foreign clubs to sign Ziolkowski.
As Fabrizio Romano reports, the Giallorossi are giving priority to the Brianza club, partly because of the terms offered: a loan deal that could allow the 2005-born player to develop and become a valuable asset within a season.
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Otherwise, he would be sold in 2027. It is understood that a potential permanent offer outside of the market could reshuffle the cards and change the situation. Further discussions between Roma and Monza are expected today.
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