Gasperini’s Roma is taking shape ahead of next season.
With the Champions League in sight, the Giallorossi coach wants to build a strong squad.
According to Corriere dello Sport, Gasperini has specifically asked the club to retain Evan Ndicka and Manu Koné, two players considered crucial to next season’s technical project.
This very stance helps clarify the Giallorossi’s transfer strategies.
With June 30th approaching and the need to close the capital gains chapter, the leading candidate for departure remains Matias Soulé. Roma is aiming to turn the interest of several clubs into a full-blown international auction.
The Argentine is being followed in both the Premier League and the Bundesliga, and the Giallorossi have set a price tag of €40 million, a figure that would allow them to realize a significant capital gain and provide greater freedom of maneuver on the incoming market.
