CalcioMercato reports on the transfer situation involving Matteo Pessina and Roma. The transfer of Matteo Pessina to Roma fell through in the last hours of the transfer window, as the coach decided to prioritize an attacker instead of a midfielder.

CalcioMercato reports on the challenges Roma encountered in their pursuit of Pessina from Monza. Roma faced difficulties in acquiring Pessina from Monza during the recent transfer window, leading to tensions within the club's management.

CalcioMercato reports on Roma's interest in strengthening their midfield with the acquisition of Matteo Pessina. Roma is looking to strengthen their midfield by acquiring Matteo Pessina, a player well-known to their coach Gian Piero Gasperini. The club's sporting director, Frederic Massara, is currently in contact with Monza to finalize the deal, aiming to bring Pessina to the club.

According to Tuttomercato, Roma is showing interest in acquiring Matteo Pessina, the 28-year-old Italian midfielder, from Monza. Roma is actively pursuing Pessina, who is the captain of Monza and valued at under 10 million euros, making him a potentially interesting acquisition for the club. It is reported that Gian Piero Gasperini had previously coached Pessina at Atalanta before the player was sold to Monza for approximately 15 million euros. The possibility of Monza's relegation, combined with Pessina's substantial salary, could facilitate a transfer, despite his contract with the club extending until June 2027. The exact terms of the transfer remain undecided, with options including a loan with an option or obligation to buy, or a permanent move. In recent weeks, Bologna, led by Giovanni Sartori, had also expressed interest in Pessina but did not take any decisive actions, potentially allowing Roma to complete the transfer. Further updates on the situation are anticipated soon.