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Matteo Ruggeri Transfer from Atlético Madrid to Roma
Several media outlets have recently mentioned that AS Roma has renewed interest in Matteo Ruggeri. At AS Roma, he could reunite with his former coach Gian Piero Gasperini. This potential transfer may be undermined by an ongoing scandal involving the player.
Several media outlets have recently mentioned that AS Roma has renewed interest in Matteo Ruggeri. At AS Roma, he could reunite with his former coach Gian Piero Gasperini. This potential transfer may be undermined by an ongoing scandal involving the player.
Roma is strongly linked with Matteo Ruggeri, a player Gian Piero Gasperini knows well. Gasperini, who will coach Roma, previously gave Ruggeri his Serie A debut at Atalanta. Following the sale of right wing-back Marco Palestra to Chelsea for around 57 million euros, Roma is seeking to reinforce its squad.
Roma is strongly linked with Matteo Ruggeri, a player Gian Piero Gasperini knows well. Gasperini, who will coach Roma, previously gave Ruggeri his Serie A debut at Atalanta. Following the sale of right wing-back Marco Palestra to Chelsea for around 57 million euros, Roma is seeking to reinforce its squad.
CalcioMercato reports that Fiorentina and Roma are exploring a move to bring Matteo Ruggeri, who is currently at Atletico Madrid and formerly of Atalanta, back to Italy.
CalcioMercato reports that Fiorentina and Roma are exploring a move to bring Matteo Ruggeri, who is currently at Atletico Madrid and formerly of Atalanta, back to Italy.
CalcioMercato reports that Matteo Ruggeri, who is under contract until June 2030, is considered transferable by coach Diego Pablo Simeone, who is also ready to allow him to return to his homeland. Grimaldo's arrival at Atletico Madrid enables a potential move for Ruggeri to Roma. Ruggeri arrived a year ago from Atalanta for 17 million euros plus another 3 million in bonuses and last season made 47 appearances with 7 assists and the same number of yellow cards.
CalcioMercato reports that Matteo Ruggeri, who is under contract until June 2030, is considered transferable by coach Diego Pablo Simeone, who is also ready to allow him to return to his homeland. Grimaldo's arrival at Atletico Madrid enables a potential move for Ruggeri to Roma. Ruggeri arrived a year ago from Atalanta for 17 million euros plus another 3 million in bonuses and last season made 47 appearances with 7 assists and the same number of yellow cards.
Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Roma intends to bring Matteo Ruggeri back to Italy and is set to make an offer to Atletico Madrid. The Spanish club may allow Ruggeri to leave following the arrival of Grimaldo. Gasperini could attempt to sign the player, whose salary is approximately 2.3 million euros per season.
Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Roma intends to bring Matteo Ruggeri back to Italy and is set to make an offer to Atletico Madrid. The Spanish club may allow Ruggeri to leave following the arrival of Grimaldo. Gasperini could attempt to sign the player, whose salary is approximately 2.3 million euros per season.
Sky Sport reports that Roma are also interested in Matteo Ruggeri and that the player currently would like to stay in Madrid.
Sky Sport reports that Roma are also interested in Matteo Ruggeri and that the player currently would like to stay in Madrid.
Matteo Ruggeri has been named as a player for the left side for Roma. His agent Manuel Montipò stated to Sky Sport that requests for the player are arriving from both Italy and abroad, but at present there is nothing definite. Montipò said that Ruggeri is the starter at Atletico and that the club is very happy with the player and happy to retain him. He added that while anything could happen because there is no shortage of requests, at that time there was nothing definite. When asked about Juventus and Roma, another agent, Tullio Tinti, responded that there were others as well.
Matteo Ruggeri has been named as a player for the left side for Roma. His agent Manuel Montipò stated to Sky Sport that requests for the player are arriving from both Italy and abroad, but at present there is nothing definite. Montipò said that Ruggeri is the starter at Atletico and that the club is very happy with the player and happy to retain him. He added that while anything could happen because there is no shortage of requests, at that time there was nothing definite. When asked about Juventus and Roma, another agent, Tullio Tinti, responded that there were others as well.
According to Tuttomercato, Roma is interested in acquiring Matteo Ruggeri from Atletico Madrid to strengthen their left flank. The player would be reunited with coach Gian Piero Gasperini, with whom he previously worked for four seasons at Atalanta. Atletico Madrid values the defender at approximately 30 million euros, after investing 18 million for his purchase. Roma's management, however, hopes to lower the request and finalize a transfer for between 20 and 22 million euros plus bonuses. The player, who made 47 appearances in Spain last season, has commented ironically on social media regarding the news of his departure. The potential transfer would be consistent with the club's criteria concerning the player's age and technical abilities, and the relationship between the player and coach could aid a possible negotiation.
According to Tuttomercato, Roma is interested in acquiring Matteo Ruggeri from Atletico Madrid to strengthen their left flank. The player would be reunited with coach Gian Piero Gasperini, with whom he previously worked for four seasons at Atalanta. Atletico Madrid values the defender at approximately 30 million euros, after investing 18 million for his purchase. Roma's management, however, hopes to lower the request and finalize a transfer for between 20 and 22 million euros plus bonuses. The player, who made 47 appearances in Spain last season, has commented ironically on social media regarding the news of his departure. The potential transfer would be consistent with the club's criteria concerning the player's age and technical abilities, and the relationship between the player and coach could aid a possible negotiation.
Corriere dello Sport reports that Roma is considering Matteo Ruggeri to reinforce their squad. The coach, Gasperini, who previously worked with Ruggeri at Atalanta, wants to manage the player again. Ruggeri maintains a strong relationship with Gasperini, which the player highly values. Roma is also considering alternatives, such as the Spanish player Rafa Obrador. Atlético de Madrid would be willing to transfer Matteo Ruggeri if they sign an important player for the left-back position. The club would not transfer him for less than 20 million euros, in order to recover the investment made the previous summer.
Corriere dello Sport reports that Roma is considering Matteo Ruggeri to reinforce their squad. The coach, Gasperini, who previously worked with Ruggeri at Atalanta, wants to manage the player again. Ruggeri maintains a strong relationship with Gasperini, which the player highly values. Roma is also considering alternatives, such as the Spanish player Rafa Obrador. Atlético de Madrid would be willing to transfer Matteo Ruggeri if they sign an important player for the left-back position. The club would not transfer him for less than 20 million euros, in order to recover the investment made the previous summer.
According to Tuttomercato, Roma considers Atletico Madrid's Matteo Ruggeri the ideal candidate for their new technical project under Gian Piero Gasperini. The club believes that a minimum of 20 million euros would be required to acquire the left-sided player from the Colchoneros, an amount they consider consistent with their strategy due to the player's age, technical quality, and potential for development.
According to Tuttomercato, Roma considers Atletico Madrid's Matteo Ruggeri the ideal candidate for their new technical project under Gian Piero Gasperini. The club believes that a minimum of 20 million euros would be required to acquire the left-sided player from the Colchoneros, an amount they consider consistent with their strategy due to the player's age, technical quality, and potential for development.
According to Tuttomercato, Roma is monitoring Matteo Ruggeri. Atletico Madrid is asking for 25 million euros for the player, a price that is currently considered too much.
According to Tuttomercato, Roma is monitoring Matteo Ruggeri. Atletico Madrid is asking for 25 million euros for the player, a price that is currently considered too much.
Matteo Ruggeri could return to Serie A after one season at Atletico Madrid. This potential transfer is reportedly linked to Atletico's interest in Chelsea's Marc Cucurella, as a move for Cucurella would facilitate the sale of Ruggeri. It is said that Ruggeri is open to moving back to Italy, and while a reunion with Gasperini at Roma has been suggested, the club's current priorities appear to be different.
Matteo Ruggeri could return to Serie A after one season at Atletico Madrid. This potential transfer is reportedly linked to Atletico's interest in Chelsea's Marc Cucurella, as a move for Cucurella would facilitate the sale of Ruggeri. It is said that Ruggeri is open to moving back to Italy, and while a reunion with Gasperini at Roma has been suggested, the club's current priorities appear to be different.
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