Roma keep Nusa chase alive amid rival interest and deal gap

Inside the bustling Trigoria offices, Roma scouts have been reviewing footage of the 2006‑born Norwegian winger Antonio Nusa while club executives discuss his potential move from Leipzig, keeping the transfer on the shortlist despite no fee announced and rival interest from other sides.

Roma remain in the running for Antonio Nusa, the Norwegian winger from Leipzig, and talks are still ongoing. The club has not abandoned the idea of pursuing him, keeping the transfer on its shortlist despite other options circulating.

Antonio Nusa, born in 2006, enjoys a popularity comparable to that of El Mala from Cologne, a fact highlighted by recent commentary. Analysts note that the difference between the two potential deals – the one involving Nusa and another involving a separate player – is currently significant.

Borussia Dortmund has made an attempt to sign the winger, but the German side has rejected the approach so far. The 2005‑born player, described as an undisputed talent, recorded five goals in 35 games last season, yet has yet to find consistency in front of goal.

Compared with the situation 48 hours ago, there has been no progress on the Nusa deal. Roma has even decided not to pursue the move at this stage, although the Giallorossi continue to work to bring Leipzig’s star player to Trigoria, insisting the deal needs to be finalised and is absolutely on track.

The Norwegian winger has not yet signed a deal with Roma, leaving the situation to be monitored closely. Head coach Gasperini awaits further developments on the potential transfer.