According to Tuttomercato, Fiorentina is showing interest in acquiring Lorenzo Pellegrini from Roma. The midfielder may depart Roma during this transfer window. Pellegrini has recently undergone successful tendon surgery in Finland and has been training separately throughout the summer. Financially, the transfer presents difficulties as Pellegrini is contracted with Roma until 2026, with annual earnings of 6 million euros, including bonuses. Under the present circumstances, a loan is not considered feasible, and a bridge renewal with Roma is not prioritized. Nonetheless, the historically positive relations between Fiorentina's director, Daniele Pradé, and Roma could aid in facilitating the deal. As of now, there are no concrete developments.

Tuttomercato reports that Fiorentina is no longer pursuing Pellegrini after showing interest in January. Fiorentina showed interest in Pellegrini in January, but they are no longer pursuing the player.

Fiorentina is interested in signing Lorenzo Pellegrini to strengthen their midfield. Despite his high salary of 4 million euros per season and bonuses, Fiorentina is considering the transfer. Pellegrini, a symbolic figure at Roma, faces a challenging season and has lost his spot under coach Claudio Ranieri, prompting speculation about his future. Roma might be open to the transfer to fund new signings. Previous transfers between the clubs could aid negotiations, but Pellegrini's symbolic status and salary are obstacles.