Roma to prioritize keeping Ndicka and Kone despite FFP | OneFootball

The first priority for Frederic Massara in his new adventure at Roma is tied to the club’s budget.

In fact, by June 30, it will be necessary to complete at least one significant sale to respect the commitments made with UEFA in the context of Financial Fair Play.

An intermediate deadline, but an important one to avoid sanctions greater than a simple fine.

As reported in today’s edition of Corriere dello Sport, the club’s priority is to maintain financial equilibrium without affecting the most competitive core of the squad.

Gian Piero Gasperini, aware of the limitations of the club on the transfer market, has asked not to let go of key players unless faced with unmissable offers.

In this perspective, Mile Svilar will soon be officially confirmed with the renewal of his contract until 2029, while Evan N’Dicka and Manu Koné could also stay. Everything will depend on Massara’s ability to concretize sales regarding elements les