According to Tuttomercato, there is a potential transfer involving Evan Ndicka as Roma aims to align with financial fair play regulations. It is reported that Evan Ndicka is available in the market as a significant player who could be traded to comply with these stringent financial guidelines. Roma is under pressure to achieve a capital gain ranging from 15 to 18 million EUR by the month's end, prompting a swift effort to sell the Ivorian defender to the highest bidder. The club has tasked several intermediaries with securing offers, setting a base price of 30-35 million EUR, but due to time constraints and financial urgency, they might settle for a deal at 25 million EUR.

Gian Piero Gasperini, the new coach of Roma, has indicated that Roma may need to purchase two central defenders if N'Dicka leaves the club.

Tuttomercato provides insight into Evan Ndicka's potential return to German clubs amid transfer considerations. German clubs, where Evan Ndicka played for five years and won the Europa League with Eintracht, would welcome him back. Despite his interest in evaluating a transfer if it improves his technical and economic prospects, Roma has no intention of selling him unless offers start from 40 million EUR.

Evan Ndicka is considered a key player for Roma's future. Although there is market interest, his current salary is around 4 million EUR, which is considered satisfying. It would take an offer from a very big club, in the range of 40-50 million EUR, to consider selling him.

Evan N'Dicka is valued by Roma at around 30 million euros. The club considers him the easiest to sell, with potential buyers in the Premier League who could meet the asking price. However, Roma is cautious of disrupting the balance of their currently effective defensive lineup.

Evan Ndicka will not leave Roma. The club will not listen to offers for the Ivorian center - as reported by SkySport. Having arrived on a free transfer from Eintracht, after an initial period of adaptation Evan has become the cornerstone of the Giallorossi defense. Interest from the Premier League surfaced after the Africa Cup, and for Roma it would be a clean capital gain. But Ndicka is liked by both De Rossi and Ghisolfi and will not be sold.