Inter continue monitoring Kone, Roma deem him unsellable | OneFootball

Roma’s 3-1 victory in Cremona not only consolidates their position at the top of the table, but also strengthens the club’s confidence ahead of the January transfer window.

Among the many rumors of recent days, amidst searches and inquiries regarding incoming and outgoing players, one player remains unmovable: Manu Koné.

Fabrizio Romano confirms the solid structure of the Giallorossi midfield: for Gian Piero Gasperini and the Friedkin family, Manu Koné continues to be considered unsellable.

This position was reaffirmed on the day the French midfielder put in a strong performance, providing the decisive assist for Soulé’s goal.

A definitive and peremptory response to those who, in recent weeks, have attempted to stir up the transfer market around the French midfielder.

Contacts and attempted approaches from Paris Saint-Germain, who had identified Koné as the ideal replacement for Luis Enrique, and the interest from Roberto De Zerbi’s Marseille, have thus been nipped in the bud.

Despite the significant resources that clubs like PSG could deploy for an immediate attack, the move by the Giallorossi management—supported by Gasperini—sends a clear signal: Roma has no intention of negotiating.

This non-negotiable agreement aligns perfectly with the player’s own wishes. Koné had already expressed his desire to stay, declaring that he was “very happy at Roma” and that he was convinced of the project and his role in the squad.