Betis try to lure Angelino but player wants to stay at Roma | OneFootball

Angeliño wants to reclaim Roma after a difficult season, marked more by time spent on the sidelines than on the pitch.

The Spanish full-back aims to arrive at the Trigoria training camp on July 13th in the best possible condition, with the goal of convincing Gian Piero Gasperini that he remains useful to the Giallorossi, at least in the first phase of summer preparations.

For the player, this is a crucial step in a summer that promises to be long and decisive for his future.

The transfer market, in fact, could profoundly impact the club’s decisions and his chances of remaining in the capital.

According to Il Corriere dello Sport, Real Betis has shown growing interest in the 1997-born player, who is keen to bring him back to Spain. The Andalusian club has reportedly accelerated discussions in recent weeks, but is currently considering a loan deal.

This option, at present, is not well received by the Giallorossi management, who are reluctant to open up to temporary solutions at this stage of the transfer market. Roma, in fact, considers the player an asset worth capitalizing on, including financially.

Angeliño’s current valuation is around €10 million, and the club appears unwilling to offer discounts, especially with the June 30th deadline looming and the need to maintain firm control over outgoing deals.