Roma Adds Two Million, Atlético Madrid Says "Yes"

Roma and Atlético Madrid have reportedly reached an agreement for the transfer of Nahuel Molina to the Italian club, according to "Marca." This breakthrough came after the Giallorossi increased their offer for the full-back from €17 million to €19 million, including bonuses.

At the Riyadh Air Metropolitano, the club is in need of funds as they continue their pursuit of Tottenham's Cristian Romero. In this context, Molina's sale becomes a favorable solution, despite him always enjoying the trust of coach Diego Simeone. After four seasons, during which the club amortized the €20 million paid to Udinese in 2022 (he extended his contract until 2028 after his first season), his sale now generates a profit, especially following Roma's improved bid.

It's also worth noting that with Marcos Llorente and Marc Pubill already established options for the right flank of the defense, Molina's transfer doesn't necessitate an urgent search for a replacement. This factor also contributed to the agreement, as it expands Mateu Alemany's maneuvering room in the transfer market.

Separately, the "Rojiblancos" have also placed another Argentine from the club, Mateo Ruggeri, on their transfer list.