According to Filippo Biafora, Roma are continuing to work hard on a deal for Alessio Cacciamani.
The Giallorossi are now in direct negotiations with Torino president Urbano Cairo as they look to reach an agreement for the highly rated young full-back, who remains one of the club’s priority targets to strengthen the left side of Gian Piero Gasperini’s squad.
Roma have turned their attention to new alternatives following the seemingly negative talks with Feyenoord over Givairo Read.
Update from Di Marzio: Roma Continue to Pursue Alessio Cacciamani
Roma remain interested in Alessio Cacciamani, but negotiations with Torino are proving difficult.
According to Gianluca Di Marzio, the Giallorossi have submitted an offer worth €12 million, while Torino value the young wide player between €20 million and €25 million.
The Granata have no intention of selling unless they receive what they consider an irresistible offer, leaving a significant gap between the two clubs’ valuations.
Alfredo Pedullà: Savings on Molina could help Roma increase Cacciamani bid
According to Alfredo Pedullà, Roma had earmarked around €27 million to strengthen the right flank this summer.
If the Giallorossi complete a deal for Nahuel Molina at a lower cost than originally planned, the savings could be redirected toward Alessio Cacciamani.
Roma are considering increasing their offer in an attempt to convince Torino to lower their demands and finally break the deadlock in negotiations.
Stefano Gentili: Roma continue talks with Torino for Alessio Cacciamani
According to Stefano Gentili, Roma remain in active negotiations with Torino over a deal for Alessio Cacciamani.
Torino president Urbano Cairo is personally leading the discussions, with a potential sale expected to help fund the Granata’s own transfer business.
Torino initially valued the highly rated youngster at more than €15 million, but talks between the clubs are continuing as Roma look to reach an agreement.
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