Roma has decided that Matias Soule is expendable and hopes to sell him by today, although this scenario appears very unlikely as the player continues to refuse a possible transfer to Saudi Arabia. Proposals from Asia would allow Roma to receive 35-40 million euros, and Matias Soule has been offered contracts worth 10 million euros annually. There is interest from Al Ahli, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

According to Tuttomercato, Matias Soulé has had a lucrative proposal from Al-Ahli for several days, which includes a salary of 10 million euros per season. Initially, the player seemed inclined to refuse the move to Saudi Arabia and preferred to wait for an opportunity in the Bundesliga, but in recent hours there have been signs of a possible openness. Roma are attempting to convince Soulé to accept the transfer, which would provide the club with an income between 35 and 40 million euros, resulting in an estimated capital gain of between 15 and 20 million. A response from the player is expected in the coming hours.

Saudi Arabian clubs Al-Ahli and Al-Ittihad have shown interest in 23-year-old Argentinian winger Matias Soulé and are reportedly prepared to pay €40 million. Soulé is currently not very inclined to move to the Middle East, as Roma considers a potential sale to generate capital gains by June 30th. In addition to strong interest from Aston Villa and attention from Bundesliga clubs, Juventus also retains a 10% sell-on clause for the player.