Roma hopes to rent + 33 million euros to buy out Echeviri, Manchester City buy out for 40 million

According to the "Roman Sports" report, Roma hopes to rent +33 million euros to choose to buy out Echeviri, while Manchester City can retain the anti-buyout right of 40 million euros.

Roma has signed several new players this summer, and coach Gasperini hopes to introduce another frontcourt attacker, and his first choice is Manchester City's 19-year-old young player Echeviri. Rome sporting director Masala will come to England this Wednesday and hold new talks with Manchester City.

Manchester City had previously hoped to loan Echeviri to related club Girona, but Echeviri refused to go to Girona, and he was more willing to join Roma. Because Echeviri wants to play football with fellow Argentina Dybala and Sule, Echeviri has previously liked and commented on Sule's goal on social media, and Dybala has also followed Echeviri's social account. "Roman Sports" said that it is not ruled out that these three Argentine players have been in contact in private.

Manchester City is very optimistic about Echeviri's potential, so they don't want to sell the players, but just want to rent for exercise. But Roma is unwilling to simply lend a player, they hope to rent and choose to buy out. "Roman Sports" revealed that Roma has increased the buyout fee from the previous 25 million euros to 33 million euros, and is willing to allow Manchester City to retain the anti-buyout right of 40 million euros. In this way, if Manchester City thinks Echeviri performs well, they can still retain the players, and Roma can also earn 7 million euros in training fees.

Roma's new offer made Manchester City a little tempted, and Echeviri's deal is expected to be unlocked. Although Roma has other candidates in this position (Fabio Silva, Nene), the current first choice for sports director Massaro is still Echeviri.

"Roman Sports" also pointed out that Roma may sign two more players in the future, namely the midfield and the central defender. The midfielder is Amadu Hedara of Leipzig and McKennie of Juventus, while the defender is Legia, Warsaw, 20-year-old Polish defender star Thiorkovsky.