Cristante and Mancini’s agent confirms imminent renewal: “All we’re missing are their signatures.” | OneFootball

Many Roma players’ contracts will expire in June 2026.

Claudio Ranieri, in an interview with Sky Sport, highlighted the club’s financial situation, forced to meet the stringent FFP restrictions.

For this reason, no player can be guaranteed an unrealistic salary, which is why negotiations will be held to discuss Pellegrini and Dybala’s contract renewals.

There are no problems, however, regarding Mancini and Cristante.

Giuseppe Riso, the two players’ agent, spoke to Tuttosport: “We are very close to renewing both of them. All that’s missing is the signatures: we’re almost there.”

“With Gasp, you’re forced to dream big; the coach inspires you and raises the bar. Bryan and Mancini have been at Roma for many years now and have become two pillars of the team, who want to help them achieve important goals.”

The defender and the former Atalanta midfielder are expected to stay with the Trigoria club until 2030, increasingly becoming leaders of the dressing room. Both are part of the team’s core, along with players like El Shaarawy and Pellegrini, who are also awaiting news on their renewals.

Riso continued: “Giovanni to Napoli and Venturino to Roma were the most difficult signings of the winter transfer window to pull off, but in the end we did it.”