Rodrigo Mora still in Italy's news: Galatasaray snub, FC Porto exit push | OneFootball

Rodrigo Mora is once again at the center of attention on an FC Porto matchday, especially in Italy, where Roma are showing strong interest in the young playmaker. According to this Saturday’s edition of Gazzetta dello Sport, the player has already told his representatives that he does not intend to accept Galatasaray’s offer and “wants to move to Rome at all costs.”

The club from the Italian capital is expected to make a new move in the coming hours, although it is also considering other options, including Malick Fofana, the young Lyon player.

The Italian newspaper’s report is reinforced by comments made by Rodrigo Mora’s lawyer, Luís Miguel Henriques, to CMTV on Friday night. The representative said the player is “suffering” because of all the speculation surrounding his future. According to the same report, the footballer, his representatives, and his family are putting pressure on Porto’s SAD to lower the demands made to Roma.

The Italian side are said to have submitted a loan offer worth 8 million euros, together with an obligation-to-buy clause of 42 million if they qualify for the Champions League and Rodrigo Mora plays in 60 percent of the matches. FC Porto rejected the offer and want simpler terms to make the permanent transfer mandatory.

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