Porto’s Rodrigo Mora offered to Roma
Gian Piero Gasperini had already realized it three days ago, following his meeting with the club’s management: the long-awaited left-back wouldn’t arrive anytime soon. The coach’s comments after...
Gian Piero Gasperini, the coach of Roma, made it clear three days ago that the wait for Rodrigo Mora, Porto's left-back, would continue. This news emerged after the coach's comments following a recent friendly match. Tony D'Amico, the Roma transfer agent, is striving to break through Roma's transfer window during the attacking phase. The remaining targets on the list, ordered by preference, are Antonio Nusa and Malick Fofana.
Leipzig remains persistent in their pursuit of the Norwegian talent, valuing him at €60 million. Meanwhile, Lyon's winger has a lower estimated worth of around €45 million, but faces challenges due to his physical condition. The Belgian's transfer situation is complicated by his agents, who have simultaneously attempted to sell both Fofana and Diomande to Leipzig.
Il Messaggero reports that D'Amico is actively involved in Roma's pursuit of Endrick. The Brazilian midfielder aims to play for Real Madrid, but his regular involvement may be limited. Roma is actively seeking opportunities, attempting to outmaneuver other English clubs. Roma had previously received an offer for Mora from Porto, but the 2007-born player is now in line to join Galatasaray.
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