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FC Porto has rejected AS Roma's initial bid for Rodrigo Mora, a fixed €25 million offer for the immediate acquisition of the attacking midfielder. However, negotiations are far from over. Discussions between the two clubs, as learned by A BOLA, remain very much alive, with the Giallorossi determined to secure the services of the talent developed at Olival.
In this regard, and according to information from Gianluca Di Marzio, Roma has outlined three plans to convince the SAD, led by André Villas-Boas, to part with the attacking midfielder.
Three potential deal structures are reportedly on the table, with the Italian club aiming for a total valuation of €50 million. This is a figure they do not intend to exceed.
Of the three plans, only one involves a loan for Mora: Roma would pay a loan fee of €7 or €8 million, with a purchase option set at €42-43 million.
The other two proposals focus on the permanent acquisition of the Portuguese U21 international, who was brought on by Francesco Farioli in the second half of FC Porto's 2-0 victory over Alverca on Sunday.
The Giallorossi have reportedly shown willingness to pay €25 million immediately, with an additional €25 million to be paid in 2027. The alternative is to purchase the player for the same initial amount, with FC Porto retaining 50% of any future sale of Rodrigo Mora.
As mentioned, talks between the Dragons and Roma are ongoing, with the Giallorossi attempting to find common ground with the blue and white SAD. From Porto's side, there is an openness to negotiation, but it's clear that prising Mora away from the Invicta will require a substantial investment. Jorge Mendes, the young player's agent, is also involved in the process.
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