Mile Svilar is establishing himself as one of the best goalkeepers in Serie A, and Roma has no intention of letting him go.
However, the 1999-born player is attracting the attention of top European clubs, who could present the Giallorossi with an off-market offer.
According to SportWitness, an English portal, Newcastle have set their sights on the Giallorossi goalkeeper and are considering a possible offer to the Roman club.
This summer, the Magpies could part ways with either Nick Pope or Aaron Ramsdale, and they don’t intend to be caught off guard.
In addition to the Bianconeri, Chelsea are also monitoring the situation of the number 99.
As they do every year, Roma will have to realize significant capital gains by June 30th to meet the agreements signed with UEFA.
The Roman club will necessarily have to listen to offers for prized players, like Svilar, but the Friedkins would like to avoid selling top players. The Texan presidents are considering extending the settlement agreement with UEFA for another year.
The goal would be to ensure the club has control over its decisions and not be forced to sell its best players for capital gains.
