Gasperini sets course at AS Roma: keep Ndicka and Manu Koné, Soulé plays a leading role in sales plans

AS Roma will have clear contours for next season under Gian Piero Gasperini. With a view to the Champions League, the trainer wants to keep his core intact and strengthen it in a targeted manner. According to Corriere dello Sport, Gasperini has explicitly asked the club management to keep Evan Ndicka and Manu Koné. Both players are seen as crucial to next season's technical plan.


This approach provides direction to the Giallorossi's transfer strategy. With June 30 approaching and the need to close the 'capital gains' chapter, Matias Soulé is the main candidate to leave. Roma wants to translate the broad interest into an international auction. The Argentinian is on the radar in both the Premier League and Bundesliga, with the club commanding a price tag of around €40 million. That amount would provide a significant plus and create additional space for targeted incoming reinforcements.