While waiting for the first signings of the newly formed Massara-Ranieri-Gasperini era, Roma’s goal by June 30 is to sell.
By June 30, the Giallorossi need to make a capital gain of between 15 and 18 million euros.
Paredes and Shomurodov will leave, while Angelino’s sale is currently on standby.
A top player, however, could be sacrificed, and all the clues lead to Evan Ndicka.
In fact, as La Repubblica writes, Roma have put the Ivorian defender on the market.
In recent days the Giallorossi have commissioned various intermediaries to find offers.
The club’s evaluation of the defender is about 35 million euros.
