Roma is prepared to consider offers of at least €40 million for Evan Ndicka, with several European clubs closely monitoring the Ivorian defender’s situation.
According to Corriere dello Sport, the Giallorossi must generate capital gains before June 30 to comply with the terms of their settlement agreement, making Ndicka one of the leading candidates for a potential departure this summer.
Interest in the 25-year-old is strong, with Inter, Marseille, and Tottenham all tracking the defender. However, a move to Spurs is reportedly less appealing to Ndicka, who is keen to continue playing in the Champions League—a competition he helped Roma qualify for through their performances on the pitch.
Roma are expected to carefully evaluate any bid exceeding €40 million. If no suitable offer arrives, Ndicka could remain in the capital, where he is happy and eager to compete in Europe’s premier club competition.
The defender’s future remains uncertain, balanced between his sporting ambitions and the club’s financial requirements.
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