5:54 PM ET — Fabrizio Romano: Rodrigo Mora documents being prepared as Roma grow increasingly optimistic
According to Fabrizio Romano, documents are now beginning to be prepared for Rodrigo Mora’s transfer to Roma.
Roma and Porto are working on the contracts, which will then need to be read, checked and formally approved. Once the official email is sent, Porto will authorize Mora to travel to Rome for his medical examinations.
That authorization could arrive tomorrow or Tuesday at the latest, with Roma now very optimistic that the deal will be completed.
4:38 PM ET — Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto: Roma and Porto preparing Rodrigo Mora documents
According to Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, Roma are now close to reaching a final agreement with Porto for Rodrigo Mora.
The two clubs are preparing the documents to be exchanged within the next 24 to 48 hours, with the deal expected to close if all remaining details are confirmed.
Roma are maintaining caution until everything is signed, but the definitive green light is now increasingly close.
4:31 PM ET — Matteo Moretto: Rodrigo Mora to Roma now closing
According to Matteo Moretto, Rodrigo Mora’s move to Roma is now in the closing stages. Roma and Porto have begun preparing the necessary documentation as the two clubs work toward the final signatures and completion of the transfer.
4:04 PM ET — Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto: Roma feel one step away from Rodrigo Mora
According to Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, Roma have modified their offer to Porto for Rodrigo Mora, changing the structure and payment terms rather than the overall financial value of the proposal.
The Giallorossi now genuinely feel they are one step away from signing the Portuguese talent, with negotiations progressing with growing optimism toward a final agreement.
12:57 PM ET — Gianluca Di Marzio: Roma and Porto return to €25m plus 50% sell-on formula for Mora
According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Roma and Porto have returned to discussing a €25 million deal plus a 50% percentage of Rodrigo Mora’s future resale. The formula is back at the centre of negotiations as the two clubs continue working toward an agreement for the Portuguese talent.
12:41 PM ET — Gianluca Di Marzio: Roma and Porto return to talks for Rodrigo Mora
According to Gianluca Di Marzio, negotiations between Roma and Porto for Rodrigo Mora remain fully open. After the slowdown caused by Porto’s new demands, the two clubs have returned to discussions with greater confidence thanks to Jorge Mendes’ mediation.
There is cautious optimism around the deal, but Roma are waiting for the exchange of documents before considering the transfer complete.
Di Marzio also reports there is no confirmation of Milan’s interest, while alternatives such as Lyon winger Malick Fofana remain in the background.
12:30 PM ET — Alfredo Pedullà: Porto soften Rodrigo Mora stance as player pushes for Roma
According to Alfredo Pedullà, negotiations between Roma and Porto for Rodrigo Mora are continuing without interruption, with the Portuguese club beginning to soften its position. Roma have not improved their offer, while Mora himself continues to push for the move to the Giallorossi. The conditions remain unchanged: either a very expensive loan with a purchase clause, or a deal worth €25 million plus a 45-50% percentage of a future sale.
12:25 PM ET — Fabrizio Romano: Positive contacts have taken place today after Roma improved their proposal
Roma have renewed confidence that they can complete the signing of Rodrigo Mora from Porto in the near future.
According to Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, the Giallorossi have improved their offer for the Portuguese talent as they make another attempt to finally unlock negotiations.
Contacts between the parties today have been described as positive, and there is now growing confidence that an agreement could be reached soon.
Porto’s final approval is still required before the operation can be completed, but the latest developments represent an important step forward after days of uncertainty surrounding the structure of the deal.
Roma have remained determined to sign Mora throughout negotiations, with Gian Piero Gasperini considering the 19-year-old an ideal reinforcement for his attack. Previous talks had stalled over the conditions and guarantees attached to the transfer. siamolaroma.it
With Roma now improving their proposal and optimism increasing, the Mora transfer saga could finally be approaching its conclusion.
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