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Still distance between Porto and Roma in talks for Mora

Roma are locked in talks with Porto over talented youngster Rodrigo Mora.The Portuguese attacker is among the names that could soon strengthen Gian Piero Gasperini’s squad.According to Gianlucadimar...

Still distance between Porto and Roma in talks for Mora

Roma is actively pursuing the signings of both Rodrigo Mora and Endrick. The potential arrival of Mora, a Portuguese forward, does not exclude the possibility of Endrick joining the team. Roma has been on the lookout for a potential signing for several months. D’Amico, the Roma manager, is eagerly waiting for Real Madrid's decision regarding Mora.

Yesterday, discussions with the agents of these players took place, according to a report from 'Il Messaggero'. If Los Blancos agree to a loan deal, Roma will be prepared to outbid several English clubs, including Aston Villa. The club has been working on signing Mora for over a month now. Real Madrid is expected to loan out Mora, and Roma is collaborating with his agency, Roc Nation, to convince them that Roma could provide a challenging environment for the player.

D’Amico also has other options in mind. According to 'La Gazzetta dello Sport', among them is Malik Fofana. Although Leipzig are now interested in the Lyon player, Roc Nation has been asked to sign Fofana to recover the fee Diomandé paid for him. PSG's 18-year-old Ibrahim Mbaye is also a potential target, but he is unlikely to leave Paris due to personal reasons. Liverpool has also shown interest in Mbaye. Finally, Chelsea's 22-year-old Jamie Gittens is another option on Roma's radar.

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