Roma are moving forward decisively on contract renewals as the club looks to stabilise its core squad ahead of the new season under Gian Piero Gasperini.
According to Filippo Biafora, progress has been made on several key negotiations, with Paulo Dybala and Zeki Çelik now very close to reaching agreement on new deals.
The Turkish full-back is expected to receive an improved salary, rising to around €3 million net per season, reflecting his growing importance within the squad and his consistent performances over the past campaign.
Discussions are also advancing regarding Lorenzo Pellegrini. Thanks to the strong relationship between Roma’s sporting director Tony D’Amico and the midfielder’s agent, Pocetta, contacts have recently resumed over a possible contract extension.
The Roma captain remains a central figure in the club’s project, and the opening of fresh talks signals a renewed willingness from both sides to find a long-term solution.
Dybala’s situation is also progressing positively, with both player and club aligned on the intention to continue together, even if final details still need to be resolved.
Roma’s strategy is clear: secure continuity by locking down key players before accelerating on incoming and outgoing transfers in what promises to be a decisive summer window.
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