Porto and Roma continue talks over €50m Rodrigo Mora deal | OneFootball

According to O Jogo, Porto and Roma remain in talks over a possible transfer for Rodrigo Mora, after serious discussions began last weekend and a near agreement faltered over the purchase clause conditions.

The structure under debate totals €50m. Porto’s board, led by André Villas-Boas, would accept a loan with a €10m fee, the balance due at season’s end via a clause tied to objectives.

The gap centres on those targets, with Porto pushing for triggers that make a permanent deal more likely than Roma proposed.

The clubs have moved apart but the door remains open. There is no full agreement yet, and the talks are in a decisive phase.

In Italy there were also reports that Roma were considering an alternative and that Milan, led by Rúben Amorim, were weighing opening negotiations for Mora, though both clubs remain focused on striking a deal.

Separately, Nuno Tavares of Lazio has been linked again with Porto, but the Portugal international left-back is not a priority for the champions at present.

Source: O Jogo

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