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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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Out-of-favor Juventus winger Filip Kostic offered to Roma

1 day ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

With the future of Angelino still yet to be resolved, Roma are being with Filip Kostic as a potential alternative to the Spaniard. As reported by Il Corriere dello Sport, Roma’s goal is to generate a capital gain by 30 June without sacrificing N’Dicka, and the sale of the Angelino remains one of the preferred options.
Marash Kumbulla eager to play his cards under Gasperini

1 day ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Roma may be looking to re-evaluate Albanian defender Marash Kumbulla ahead of next season. According to Gianluca Di Marzio of Sky Sport, Marash Kumbulla is ready to return to Roma with a clear objective: to make himself available to the new coach Gian Piero Gasperini and try to carve out a space for himself in the Giallorossi squad for the 2025/2026 season.
From Argentina: Roma interested in Tagliafico

1 day ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Roma are being linked with Lyon fullback Nicolas Tagliafico. The past few days have been difficult for Lyon: the French giants have been going through a particularly difficult period that culiminated with the relegation to Ligue 2 due to financial problems (the club’s debts amount to 500 million euros). In this situation, it is very likely that many of the French club’s players could leave the team in this transfer window.
Galatasaray also interested in Ndicka

1 day ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

In the coming days questions about the future of Evan Ndicka will be resolved. Roma’s number 5, after a season as an absolute protagonist in which he did not miss even a minute of Serie A, could be sacrificed to meet the stringent demands of UEFA’s Financial Fair Play. Despite the will of the Giallorossi is to sell Angelino and keep the former Eintracht man in the squad, there could be a scenario in which the Spaniard stays in Trigoria and the Ivorian has to pack his bags.
Boniek: “I would like to return to Roma.”

1 day ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Former Roma player and UEFA executive Zbigniew Boniek discussed the Friedkin’s decision to appoint Gian Piero Gasperini and Frederic Massara. Moreover, in an interview with Retesport, Boniek expressed desire to return to Roma. ”Dan Friedkin enjoys excellent consideration by everyone, he is a good person and seen in a positive way.””Roma is in the right hands, the trio of Gasperini, Ranieri and Massara ensure more love for this team.
Roma renew talks for Gianluca Scamacca

1 day ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Roma are reportedly looking to bring in an additional striker to Gian Piero Gasperini’s orders. Among the names being considered for the job is that of Gianluca Scamacca of Atalanta whom Gasperini worked with in recent years. The striker has been sidelined for the past year with a knee injury but is eager to get back on the pitch and in a new setting. As reported by Leggo, Roma have renewed talks with Atalanta and Scamacca’s entourage.
Roger Ibanez keen on return to Roma

1 day ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Today’s edition of Corriere dello Sport claims that Roma may be thinking about bringing back Roger Ibanez. The Giallorossi are in need of an additional defender that is compatible with Gian Piero Gasperini’s style with three at the back. As a result, the name of Ibanez has resurfaced on Roma’s radar. According to the newspaper, Ibanez – who is currently playing for Al Alhi after moving there in 2023 – would be happy to return to Roma.
Boca Juniors activate Paredes release clause

1 day ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Leandro Paredes is set to make his return to Argentina. After talking about it for a long time, the Argentine midfielder is ready to be welcomed back at Boca Juniors where he grew up. According to Corriere dello Sport, Boca have activated Paredes’ 3.5 million release clause. The transfer will become official after 30 June when Paredes will fly to Argentina to pen his three-year deal worth 2 million euros per season.
Ola Solbakken set for move back to Rosenborg

1 day ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Norwegian forward Ola Solbakken is very close to moving back to his homeland. After joining Roma on a free transfer in January of 2023, Solbakken was unable to break through the ranks. All of his loans in Japan, Greece and Italy proved unsuccessful and now the player is tipped to make his return to Norway. As reported by Corriere dello Sport, Roma are finalizing Solbakken’s move to Rosenborg – the club where he grew up before moving to Bodo.
O'Riley and Kessie remain Roma's midfield targets

1 day ago | romapress.net | Andy Mattioli

Until June 30th it will only be an outgoing market to make ends meet, but Roma is already moving in view of the new season. The capital club in fact are prioritizing the addition of midfielders that are compatible with Gian Piero Gasperini’s playing style. According to Corriere dello Sport, Brighton’s Matt O’Riley and ex-Milan man Franck Kessie are Roma’s top targets. The two players are keen on leaving their respective clubs this summer and both have had contact with Gasperini in recent days.