According to Parmalive, Fulham and Sunderland are interested in the Argentine, but the two clubs are not close to meeting Parma's asking price. The Serie A outfit reportedly wants €30m (£26m) to sell the player.

According to Parmalive, Fulham is interested in Mariano Troilo and would be ready to invest a significant sum for the Argentine defender. Parma considers Mariano Troilo an important part of the squad and will not begin negotiations for less than 20 million euros. Belgrano, the club from which Parma acquired Troilo, holds a 15% sell-on clause for any resale above 7.2 million euros. Parma, through statements from Cherubini, has indicated there is no need to sell and that only very high offers would lead the management to consider a sale.

English club Fulham is preparing to soon submit an offer of approximately €20 million for Mariano Troilo. Parma is expected to reject the initial bid from the London club because they have a higher valuation for the player. Negotiations are anticipated to develop over the coming weeks, but Parma would prefer to keep Troilo for at least another season.