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Rodrigo Mora’s transfer to Roma at final stages

Roma find themselves close to the finish line within their pursuit of the Portuguese winger as the Giallorossi are at the final stages of negotiations with Porto for the purchase of Rodrigo Mora.Gianl...

Rodrigo Mora’s transfer to Roma at final stages

Roma are on the brink of finalizing the transfer of 19-year-old Portuguese winger Rodrigo Mora from Porto, according to reports by Gianluca Di Marzio. Despite bureaucratic obstacles, the Italian club is confident that the signing will be completed in the near future. The deal includes a €25 million transfer fee, which will increase to €25 million in 2027 if Mora remains with Roma and is not sold to another team.

This clause effectively nullifies the existing 50% sell-on clause. Mora has already signed a five-year contract with Roma, so there is no doubt within the team that the transfer will be completed shortly.

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