Roma has reportedly made a move for Rodrigo Mora, with information from Italy suggesting they've already submitted an offer for FC Porto's attacking midfielder.
According to Gianluca di Marzio, a journalist specializing in the transfer market, the Serie A club is proposing a €5 million loan fee with a €45 million option to buy. This bid aims to meet the demands of the Dragons, who, according to the same source, are looking for a transfer fee of around €50 million to release the 19-year-old player.
Roma had previously been linked with Mora days ago after the young Portuguese international was suggested to the Giallorossi. However, reports from Turkey indicated that Galatasaray was leading the race for his signature.
Nevertheless, Turkish journalist Yagiz Sabuncuoglu reports that the Istanbul club is hesitating. They are awaiting a response to an offer made for 21-year-old Russian midfielder Aleksey Batrakov, who plays for Lokomotiv Moscow.
Roma is actively seeking reinforcements for their attacking sector, with a winger being the priority. Nusa (RB Leipzig) and Malick Fofana (Lyon) were initial targets, but the high demands from the German and French clubs forced the Giallorossi to shift their focus.
Endrick is also of interest, should he consider leaving José Mourinho's Real Madrid due to limited playing prospects. According to journalist Alfredo Pedullà, Mora's potential arrival would not negate the pursuit of the Brazilian talent.