According to Tuttomercato, Cagliari has decided to redeem Alessandro Romano from Roma for 5 million euros in the next summer.

According to Tuttomercato, Alessandro Romano has transferred from Roma to Cagliari on loan with an obligation to buy, which becomes mandatory if certain conditions are met. The set transfer fee is between 5 and 7 million euros. After 5 matches, his value is stated to be at least 5 times that amount.

Tuttomercato reports that Romano was transferred from Roma to Cagliari due to budgetary needs. The young player, who grew up at Roma and made his debut last year, was moved to Cagliari to meet financial requirements. The transfer was described as necessary for this reason, and as being similar to what other major clubs have done with their best young players.

Alessandro Romano, a 20-year-old defensive midfielder with dual Italian and Swiss nationality, joined Cagliari from Roma in the summer on a loan that includes a conditional obligation to buy for 5 million euros. Inter is also monitoring the player and views him as a promising prospect and a potentially excellent future investment. The player has not been capped by Italy. His current market value is €15.00m, according to Transfermarkt. In June 2026, before his transfer to Cagliari, Palermo was reportedly considering a fee between €7 million and €8 million for the player.