Roma continues to work on outgoing transfers, aiming to generate the capital gains needed to finance incoming deals.
Among the players who could leave the capital during the summer transfer window is Manu Koné, one of the Giallorossi’s most sought-after players.
According to today’s edition of Il Tempo, the French midfielder has been firmly in Manchester United’s sights. The English club has expressed strong interest in him, but has yet to submit an official offer to Roma. The Roman club would only consider a sale if the offer exceeded €50 million.
This figure would allow the Giallorossi to generate a significant capital gain and increase the resources available to sporting director Tony D’Amico. Koné has reportedly already expressed openness to the possibility of a move to the Premier League, a league he considers particularly attractive.
The Frenchman, however, continues to hope for a call from Paris Saint-Germain.
The Parisian club, at least so far, has not yet expressed any concrete interest. Manchester United therefore remains the club most closely monitoring the situation, even though they have yet to make a move.
