Roma are considering selling Mathis Sule to Saudi Arabia for €40 million

According to reports in Italy, several Saudi Pro League teams are willing to invest €40 million to sign Mathis Sule from Roma, but the Argentine is reportedly unsure about the idea of ​​moving to the region at this stage of his career. Roma are looking to sell players before the end of the month to raise funds to comply with their financial fair play agreement with UEFA. There have been previous reports of potential departures for the club's stars Manu Kone and Evan Ndika, but recent news suggests Sule is increasingly likely to be sold if a suitable offer comes forward.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, several clubs from Saudi Arabia, including Al Ahly and Al Ittihad, have expressed interest in signing Sule this summer. There are speculations that Al-Hilal is also among the interested parties. The report states that all three clubs are ready to offer Roma the €40 million asking price for Sule, but the main problem lies in convincing the player himself. The Argentine is reluctant to leave Europe at the age of 23, even if a move to Saudi Arabia could be financially beneficial. Aston Villa and Borussia Dortmund have also been mentioned as possible destinations for Sule. It is believed that if Roma are able to sell Sule this summer, the club's preferred option would be Mason Greenwood from Marseille.