The transfer of Angeliño to Al-Hilal did not materialize, but there is interest from Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia. The club aims to sell him by June 30 to comply with financial fair play requirements. Roma is looking to obtain at least 15 million euros from this transfer. The unsuccessful transfer to Al-Hilal has complicated Roma's plans, as they are in a time-sensitive situation to meet financial fair play constraints by generating 15 million euros in plusvalences by the end of June. This urgency stems from a settlement agreement with UEFA, which requires that Roma's total deficit over the past three years must not exceed 60 million euros. The club faces possible sanctions if these financial targets are not met. Al Nassr's interest in Angeliño offers a potential solution, along with inquiries from Atletico Madrid and Sunderland. If sales are not successful, Roma might have to consider offers for other players, such as Ndicka, valued at 35 million euros.