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Transfers

€50–60 million tag stalls Leão as Lazio and Roma eye strikers

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
€50–60 million tag stalls Leão as Lazio and Roma eye strikers

Santiago Gimenez is set to join Lazio, Nicolò Tresoldi has agreed to move to Roma, and Rafael Leão remains at Milan as the club insists on a €50–60 million price tag, with interested parties deterred by the valuation.

Lazio are actively hunting a new centre‑forward and head coach Gennaro Gattuso has singled out Santiago Gimenez as the ideal fit for his system. Il Messaggero the Milan striker matches the tactical profile Gattuso wants. The deal remains complicated by financial considerations and possible loan options.

Roma have identified Nicolò Tresoldi as the perfect reinforcement for Gian Piero Gasperini’s attack. La dello Sport says the striker has already given his approval, signed personal terms and now awaits an official offer. The offer can only materialise after Roma sell Artem Dovbyk.

Milan continue to hold firm on Rafael Leão’s valuation, with a €50–60 million price tag scaring off Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe and Premier League suitors. Antonio Vitiello noted on X that the Portuguese forward’s future remains uncertain while the Rossoneri stick to their demand.

Other transfer moves mentioned include Luis Openda’s imminent exit from Juventus, Alessandro Milani’s permanent switch from Lazio to Inter and Luca Ambrosino’s loan move to Napoli with an option to buy, as reported by Di Marzio.

For Lazio, securing Gimenez adds a proven striker to a side eager to boost its attacking options.

Roma’s acquisition of Tresoldi promises fresh firepower once financial hurdles are cleared.

Milan’s steadfast stance keeps a high‑valued asset in their squad, potentially shaping their summer tour and future transfer strategy.

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