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RomaPress began its journey in 2010 as a basic Twitter account that translated news about Italian football into English. With a dedicated and growing audience, it launched its website, RomaPress.net, in 2011, serving as a hub for the most important news from Italian newspapers and journalists, specifically for English-speaking fans. By 2021, RomaPress.net had attracted over 20,000 followers on Twitter and continues to expand its reach. What started as a simple social media account has evolved into the leading English-language website for AS Roma. This success is thanks to your support, and we appreciate it immensely. We look forward to continuing to deliver the latest and most exciting content about AS Roma to our audience.

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Official: Enzo Le Fée moves to Sunderland

4 days ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Roma have confirmed the departure of Enzo Le Fée who joins Sunderland on a permanent deal following their promotion to the Premier League. ”AS Roma can confirm that Enzo Le Fée has completed his transfer to Sunderland. The French midfielder joined Roma in the summer of 2024 and made 10 appearances in total with the team. On 10 January 2025 he moved to Sunderland on loan until the end of the season.
Simone Inzaghi quits Inter Milan

4 days ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Simone Inzaghi has concluded his spell at Inter Milan. The Nerazzurri boss has decided to quit his head coaching position at Appiano following the heavy 5-0 defeat to PSG in the Champions League final. Earlier today, Inter’s management met with Inzaghi who communicated his intention to leave the club and move to Saudi Arabia. According to Sky Sport, the ex-Lazio coach has an agreement in place with Al Hilal.
Milan also keen on Svilar as possible Maignan alternative

4 days ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Mile Svilar’s future is still yet being written. The goalkeeper has not yet reached an agreement to renew his contract with Roma, despite negotiations that have been underway for some time. A stalemate that is fueling the interest of several top European clubs, ready to step in in the event of a definitive break between the player and the Giallorossi. Chelsea have already taken their first steps, carefully observing the evolution of the situation.
"I always liked being at Milan."

4 days ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Alexis Saelemaekers discussed his future while away on international duty with the Belgian national team. The winger recently concluded his loan at Roma and is now set to return to Milan, as Roma failed to reach an agreement for his permanent stay. “It was a good season, I’m very satisfied. The loan to Roma is over, so we have to see what the near future holds,” Saelemaekers told reporters.
From England: Man United make move for Svilar

4 days ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

The latest transfer rumors in England suggest that Manchester United are serious in their pursuit of Roma goalkeeper Mile Svilar. The Serbian shot-stopper has been in talks to renew his contract with the Giallorossi. However, there is still no agreement in place. As a result, Svilar has been attracting interest from several top clubs around Europe. Among them are the Red Devils.
"I'm close to leaving."

4 days ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Lecce striker Nikola Krstovic responded to the recent rumors linking him with a move away from the club. Among the various teams the Montenegrin was recently linked with are Roma, who are said to have made inquiries for him. While on international duty, Krstovic addressed the rumors: “I am thinking about the next matches with the national team, then I will talk to the people closest to me and decide what is best for me.”“At the moment I am closer to leaving the club,” he added.
Como think of Daniele De Rossi in case of Fabregas exit

4 days ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Daniele De Rossi is still looking for a head coaching job in Serie A. According to TuttoMercatoWeb, the former Roma coach is among the profiles evaluated by Como in the event that Cesc Fabregas leaves the club. So far, Como have prevented the Spanish coach from leaving, resisting Roma’s interest before the Giallorossi’s decision to switch to Gian Piero Gasperini. However, Simone Inzaghi’s possible farewell to Inter could reopen the discussion.
Roma put plans to sell Bryan Cristante on hold

4 days ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Roma are no longer pushing Bryan Cristante out of the club. Despite recent rumors suggesting he may be on the move this summer, Cristante could after all enter his eighth season at Roma. The midfielder had been linked with Como as his next destination. However, Italian journalist Attilio Malena claims all plans regarding Cristante’s departure have been put on hold. The club want to keep Cristante as long as Gian Piero Gasperini will be keen on working with him again.
Man United and Bayern monitoring Svilar's situation

4 days ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Mile Svilar has garnered interest from top European clubs following his impressive season. After being named Serie A’s Best Goalkeeper of 24/25, the Serbian shot-stopper is now in talks to renew his contract with Roma. With the current deal expiring in 2027, Roma want to make sure to secure his services at least until 2029. However, negotiations with Svilar’s entourage have proven difficult and the club have not made much progress in recent weeks.
Roma working on bringing Gasperini's staff from Atalanta

4 days ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Roma have started to work on the assembly of Gasperini’s staff. The veteran technician is expected to land in Rome tomorrow where he will begin to plan the summer ahead, including transfer market and preseason. In the meantime, La Repubblica reports that Roma are already in talks with members of Gasperini’s staff from Atalanta. Tullio Gritti, Gasp’s historic assistant, will surely follow him, while Cristian Raimondi will remain in Bergamo.