Rodrigo Mora awaiting Porto-Roma agreement as talks continue | OneFootball

According to O Jogo, FC Porto and Roma remain in talks over Rodrigo Mora, with no agreement yet on the playmaker’s exit. Porto are prioritising a permanent sale to raise funds. Mora wants more minutes.

His roughly 15-minute run-out against Alverca may have been his last for Porto, whom he joined at 10. The board led by André Villas-Boas rejected an opening 25 million euros bid, below the Portuguese champions’ valuation.

Various mooted structures yesterday did not match the situation. These included a loan fee of seven to eight million euros with a 42 million euros option, 25 million euros now and 25 million euros next year, and 25 million euros for half of his rights.

Jorge Mendes is steering talks and Porto are open to a sale. A compromise could be reached soon, and if completed Mora could become Roma’s costliest signing, with the club’s record standing at 42 million euros for Patrick Schick.

Galatasaray are monitoring and have the means to reach Porto’s asking levels. Under Farioli at the Dragão, Mora has less prominence than in the second half of 2024/25.

He started 26 times last season, scoring nine goals with three assists, and the arrival of Inbeom could further limit opportunities. He has not asked to leave but is open to a move. He is due at Olival today.

Source: O Jogo

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