FC Porto reject Roma's tentative approaches, want €50 million | OneFootball

FC Porto have rejected all proposals – including the figures involved – that Roma have submitted in recent days with the aim of signing Rodrigo Mora.

To let the attacking midfielder leave, the Dragons are demanding a deal worth around €50 million, either through a permanent transfer or a loan with an obligation to buy.

So far, the Italian club have also failed to convince Porto with the inclusion of individual and team-related targets for the young player, the fulfilment of which would later lead to the transfer being made permanent.

With Galatasaray also keeping a close eye on the situation, Rodrigo Mora knows he is the main asset FC Porto’s board intends to sell in the summer transfer window, especially as the departure of Diogo Costa is becoming increasingly unlikely.

Rodrigo Mora, 19, is under contract with FC Porto until June 2030 and is protected by a €70 million release clause.

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