Roma to offer Pellegrini new deal with significantly lower salary | OneFootball

Lorenzo Pellegrini’s future at Roma could take a different direction than previous agreements.

According to Il Tempo, the Giallorossi are considering offering the midfielder a contract renewal with a substantial salary reduction.

Pellegrini currently earns a fixed €4.5 million per year, plus €2 million in loyalty bonuses and other incentives based on individual and team performance.

However, the club’s new offer is reportedly skewed toward a figure around €2 million per year, which would represent a significant reduction compared to the current agreement.

This move is part of a broader economic restructuring and prudent management of resources that Roma appears to be pursuing.

The club is seeking to adapt its economic plan to new financial needs, especially in light of a transfer market that requires strategic decisions.

Lorenzo Pellegrini, on the other hand, finds himself in a delicate position: while he represents an experienced player, he may not be willing to reduce his salary so drastically, especially considering the offers that could arrive from other clubs.

Negotiations with the Giallorossi midfielder could therefore be one of the most significant issues for Roma in the coming weeks, both from a technical and financial perspective.