On Real Madrid’s radar, Wesley hits record market value | OneFootball

Former Flamengo Player Enjoys a Good Start at Roma (ITA) and Already Attracts Interest from Other Clubs

In July 2025, Flamengo finalized the sale of Wesley to Roma (ITA). At the time, the Italian team agreed to pay 25 million euros to sign the "Garoto do Ninho," and the athlete has justified the investment on the field. Now, Roma could even make a profit if they decide to negotiate the right-back.

According to an evaluation by Transfermarkt, a portal specializing in transfers, Wesley's market value currently reaches 35 million euros, which is about R$ 228 million. This is the highest valuation the right-back has achieved since the start of his career. However, it is worth noting that Roma is likely to demand even more in the event of the player's sale.

Why Does Wesley Cost More Than 35 Million Euros Today?

Despite Transfermarkt's credibility, the portal lacks precision regarding some variables, such as contract duration and even competition among clubs. In Wesley's case, the current contract with Roma runs until June 2030. Therefore, as it is a long-term contract, the value of a negotiation tends to increase.

Moreover, the number of interested parties in the player naturally adds value to the transfer. Thus, it is important to remember that Real Madrid (ESP) and Barcelona (ESP) are clubs that monitor the athlete's every move and do not rule out attempting to sign him in the near future.

How Is Wesley's Career Going?

At just 22 years old, Wesley still has a great margin for development. At Roma, the player has even taken on new roles on the field. While at Flamengo he played as an offensive right-back, in the Italian team, he has already played in more advanced positions on the field, both on the right and left sides.

So far, Wesley has played 18 matches for Roma, in which he scored three goals. Additionally, it is worth highlighting that the player has appeared in recent call-ups for the Brazilian National Team and is hopeful of going to the 2026 World Cup.

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