Roma's Soule future in balance as Gasperini negotiates sale

Matias Soulé's future at AS Roma remains unresolved. The Argentine winger's season was split: strong first-half performances with goals and assists, followed by a groin injury that disrupted his progress. Roma is reportedly aiming to sell the 2003-born player by June 30 to meet UEFA settlement terms, necessitating a substantial capital gain. Soulé's agent has held recent discussions with Gian Piero Gasperini's staff, who are handling sporting aspects, while financial executive Morrow monitors the situation. No official offers have yet reached Roma's Trigoria training complex. Potential suitors include Aston Villa, Bournemouth, Borussia Dortmund, and VfB Stuttgart. Roma requires around €40 million for the transfer, with €20 million earmarked for UEFA compliance. The urgency stems from the June 30 deadline set by European football's governing body. Roma's need for liquidity is driving the potential sale, despite Soulé's promising early-season form.