Roma continues to move forward in the outgoing market, and several players who arrived during Massara’s tenure could soon leave Trigoria.
Following the departures of Bailey, Ferguson, Tsimikas, Venturino, and Zaragoza, which have already materialized or are now finalized, the list of potential departures has expanded with three more names: Vaz, Ziolkowski, and, surprisingly, El Aynaoui.
The Giallorossi are working to find the best solution for each player, evaluating different options, including loans and permanent transfers.
The goal is to streamline the squad while also giving the players involved greater room for growth.
A real opportunity has opened up for Robinio Vaz in England. Hull City has reached an agreement with Roma on a €2 million loan deal with a €30 million option to buy, but the deal is not yet finalized due to the player’s lack of approval.
The striker must decide whether to accept an English transfer or continue his experience with the Giallorossi.
Jan Ziolkowski’s situation is different. The Polish defender has already expressed openness to a move to Monza, a club willing to pay €1.2 million for the loan deal, while some details regarding the option to buy remain unclear. Roma, however, wants to complete the replacement deal before authorizing the transfer.
Among the players whose futures are still uncertain, Il Messaggero reports, is Neil El Aynaoui.
The midfielder, who arrived during Massara’s tenure, has failed to establish a rapport with Gasperini and has been on the list of possible departures for several days.
Roma would prefer a permanent transfer for El Aynaoui, but so far no offers deemed satisfactory have arrived. The proposals received, especially from Germany, have only been for loan options, which have not convinced the Roman club.
