Tuttomercato reported that Matias Soulé's agent has visited Trigoria to meet with Roma's management about his transfer situation. Although no official offers have been made, Bournemouth is monitoring the player. Should Soulé leave Roma, his preferred destination is the Premier League. Roma's valuation for the former Juventus player is approximately 40 million euros, as the club must generate significant profits by the end of the month to adhere to UEFA financial agreements. Soulé's playing time could be further reduced by the new technical project under Gian Piero Gasperini and the potential arrival of Mason Greenwood. A transfer is considered increasingly likely because Soulé desires consistent playing time to secure a position in the Argentine national team.

According to SportsBoom, Roma’s attacking midfielder Matías Soulé is the subject of interest from three Premier League clubs this summer, with Aston Villa expected to be in a more favorable position than Brighton and Bournemouth.

Matias Soulé is liked by more than one Premier League club, including Bournemouth. Roma does not consider Soulé to be unsellable, especially if the team fails to achieve its main objective. According to Il Messaggero, Roma needs to realize 80 million in capital gains to comply with FPF, and Soulé is one of the candidates to leave, provided a potential buyer offers at least 30 million.

Roma will evaluate any offers for 23-year-old Argentinian attacking winger Matías Soulé, who may be sold this summer after physical issues and a period without scoring since January. So far, both Aston Villa and Bournemouth have only asked for information, but it is considered possible they could make a more determined approach. Roma is reportedly not planning to provide any discounts for the player, whose contract expires in 2029 and has a current market value of €35 million according to Transfermarkt.