Roma meet with Alajbegovic’s father, submit contract bid

Roma meet with Alajbegovic’s father, submit contract bid

Roma is looking to build its future with a transfer move that has the potential to excite fans and unite everyone within the club.

The name being circulated persistently is Kerim Alajbegovic, a Bosnian talent who stood out with his performances against Italy.

The negotiations began with a lunch under the spring sun of Rome, with Miralem Pjanic and Alajbegovic’s father, Semin, discussing not only the youngster’s future but also Roma’s project.

Massara struck the deal. A direct, face-to-face meeting was held to advance a deal that Roma wants to make a priority. Because for Alajbegovic, there’s a clear desire to outperform Napoli and Milan.

As Corriere dello Sport reports, Pjanic’s mediation wasn’t just a simple matter. Initial contacts date back to late March. And it’s possible Massara may not have played the Fulvio Bernardini card.

Show Trigoria, discuss the Friedkin project, and explain why Roma is now a hub for growth, with Gasperini ready to transform talent into performance.

The salary isn’t daunting: a base salary of under €1 million, with a gradual increase in bonuses and fixed salary.

The real sticking point is the player’s transfer fee, with a valuation ranging between €25 and €30 million.

A significant figure, sparking interest from clubs across Europe. This is why the father is continuing his tour. England, Spain, Italy.

Roma was the first to move in Serie A, but they won’t be the only ones: Naples and Milan could be the cities on Semin and Pjanic’s new “tourist” tour.