AS Roma demands €60 million for goalkeeper Svilar as transfer market buzz intensifies

AS Roma has set a minimum price of €60 million for goalkeeper Matija Svilar, rejecting an initial €35 million bid from Juventus as insufficient. The club says it will not sit at the negotiation table unless the offer meets its valuation, emphasizing Svilar’s importance to its future plans.

In parallel, Roma is preparing a series of outgoing transfers to generate capital gains before the season‑end deadline. Potential sales include forwards Soulé and Koné, with rumored interest from German clubs such as Dortmund, Leipzig and Stuttgart, and Saudi sides Al‑Hilal and Al‑Alhi, though no formal offers have been received. The club is also close to signing midfielder Romano from Cagliari for €6‑7 million and is pursuing England striker Ben Greenwood, targeting a deal around €45 million plus bonuses. Additional targets include a new winger and a replacement striker for Dovbyk, while contract extensions for existing players are under discussion.