Roma is turning its attention to Dan Ndoye, the Nottingham Forest winger, after failing to secure a deal for Mason Greenwood, who is set to join Fenerbahçe. The Italian club, which had been negotiating with Olympique de Marseille for Greenwood, saw its chances crumble in the face of an astronomical salary proposal made by the Turks, who are reported to have offered between 8 and 10 million euros annually to the English player.
According to information released this Thursday by the Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport, Roma has already identified a new target in the market: Dan Ndoye, the Swiss international who joined Nottingham Forest last summer in a transfer valued at 40 million euros, plus bonuses. Ndoye, a former Bologna player, has not managed to establish himself as an undisputed starter at the City Ground in the 2025-26 season and, according to the transalpine daily, Forest is open to negotiating the player's departure just 12 months after signing him.
Reports indicate that Ndoye's market value has decreased in recent weeks, making the deal potentially more accessible for Roma. The Swiss winger, who has previously played in Serie A, could return to Italy if negotiations progress in the coming days.
Meanwhile, Roma still has several internal dossiers to resolve, namely the contractual situations of Paulo Dybala, Zeki Celik, and Lorenzo Pellegrini. The Roman squad is set to report for the start of pre-season next Monday, and from that moment, it is expected that the management will intensify efforts to secure reinforcements and address the needs identified by the coach.
Speculation surrounding these market movements promises to stir things up in the coming days, with fans awaiting news about the future of the Roman team and how the squad will be strengthened to face the challenges of the new season.
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