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Santiago Castro Transfer from Bologna to Roma
Tuttomercato reports that in his first interview as a Roma player, Santiago Castro spoke about the welcome he received from fans, discussions with the sporting director, and his decision to join the club. The forward described the transfer negotiations as brief, stating that he wanted to come to Roma from the beginning and chose the club after speaking with the sporting director.
Tuttomercato reports that in his first interview as a Roma player, Santiago Castro spoke about the welcome he received from fans, discussions with the sporting director, and his decision to join the club. The forward described the transfer negotiations as brief, stating that he wanted to come to Roma from the beginning and chose the club after speaking with the sporting director.
According to Tuttomercato, Santiago Castro has officially completed a permanent transfer from Bologna to Roma. The transfer fee is 35 million euros plus bonuses and a 10% resale clause for Bologna. Roma confirmed the acquisition with an official statement, noting that Castro chose shirt number 9. Bologna also confirmed the transfer in an official statement.
According to Tuttomercato, Santiago Castro has officially completed a permanent transfer from Bologna to Roma. The transfer fee is 35 million euros plus bonuses and a 10% resale clause for Bologna. Roma confirmed the acquisition with an official statement, noting that Castro chose shirt number 9. Bologna also confirmed the transfer in an official statement.
Santiago Castro is the first new signing for Roma this summer and was welcomed in Rome by several hundred fans. The transfer is expected to become official on Tuesday following a medical examination. Bologna will receive 35 million euros, 2 million in potential bonuses, and 10 percent of the next sale. Castro will sign a five-year contract until 2031, earning 2.2 million euros per season, which is double his previous salary at Bologna. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Fiorentina offered Castro a financially stronger contract, but he allegedly refused the possibility of moving to Florence and insisted on moving to Rome.
Santiago Castro is the first new signing for Roma this summer and was welcomed in Rome by several hundred fans. The transfer is expected to become official on Tuesday following a medical examination. Bologna will receive 35 million euros, 2 million in potential bonuses, and 10 percent of the next sale. Castro will sign a five-year contract until 2031, earning 2.2 million euros per season, which is double his previous salary at Bologna. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Fiorentina offered Castro a financially stronger contract, but he allegedly refused the possibility of moving to Florence and insisted on moving to Rome.
According to @gabspalletta, Santiago Castro has arrived in Roma ahead of a move from Bologna being completed on Tuesday.
According to @gabspalletta, Santiago Castro has arrived in Roma ahead of a move from Bologna being completed on Tuesday.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Santiago Castro will join AS Roma as Bologna signs Artem Dovbyk on loan.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Santiago Castro will join AS Roma as Bologna signs Artem Dovbyk on loan.
Argentine forward Santiago Castro is expected to arrive in Rome this evening. According to TMW, his arrival at Termini station is scheduled for around 23:45. After the club's management accelerated the deal in recent hours, the transfer is nearing completion, and Castro is ready to begin his time in Serie A with Roma. Upon arrival in the capital, Castro will undergo medical examinations and then sign the contract binding him to the club. Castro was a priority for Roma to strengthen the offensive department and provide Gian Piero Gasperini with a young striker already experienced in the Italian league. He will be the first signing of Roma under the new sporting director Tony D'Amico.
Argentine forward Santiago Castro is expected to arrive in Rome this evening. According to TMW, his arrival at Termini station is scheduled for around 23:45. After the club's management accelerated the deal in recent hours, the transfer is nearing completion, and Castro is ready to begin his time in Serie A with Roma. Upon arrival in the capital, Castro will undergo medical examinations and then sign the contract binding him to the club. Castro was a priority for Roma to strengthen the offensive department and provide Gian Piero Gasperini with a young striker already experienced in the Italian league. He will be the first signing of Roma under the new sporting director Tony D'Amico.
CalcioMercato reports that Roma have completed the signing of Santiago Castro from Bologna. Castro, an Argentine striker born in 2004, will be the backup for Malen, as requested by coach Gian Piero Gasperini. The club shifted its focus to Castro after a deal for Summerville failed.
CalcioMercato reports that Roma have completed the signing of Santiago Castro from Bologna. Castro, an Argentine striker born in 2004, will be the backup for Malen, as requested by coach Gian Piero Gasperini. The club shifted its focus to Castro after a deal for Summerville failed.
Former Bologna striker Santiago Castro, 21, has signed for Roma in a transfer worth 35 million euros.
Former Bologna striker Santiago Castro, 21, has signed for Roma in a transfer worth 35 million euros.
According to Nicolo Schira, Santiago Castro rejected two English clubs to join AS Roma. Gasperini played a decisive role in convincing the striker to move from Bologna.
According to Nicolo Schira, Santiago Castro rejected two English clubs to join AS Roma. Gasperini played a decisive role in convincing the striker to move from Bologna.
According to Tuttomercato, Santiago Castro is very close to joining Roma, as a definitive agreement has been reached with Bologna for the Argentine forward. Medical examinations will begin in the next few hours, followed by the signing and official announcement. The agreement is for a permanent transfer for a fee of 35 million euros plus bonuses, and Bologna has also retained a 10% share on any future resale of the player.
According to Tuttomercato, Santiago Castro is very close to joining Roma, as a definitive agreement has been reached with Bologna for the Argentine forward. Medical examinations will begin in the next few hours, followed by the signing and official announcement. The agreement is for a permanent transfer for a fee of 35 million euros plus bonuses, and Bologna has also retained a 10% share on any future resale of the player.
Roma has almost finalized a deal for the arrival of Santiago Castro from Bologna. According to La Repubblica, Rome edition, the agreement for the transfer has been practically reached by the two clubs on the basis of 35 million euros, including bonuses. The approval given by the Friedkin family was the decisive factor in reaching a total economic agreement, and director of sports Tony D'Amico was waiting for it to close the deal. A general agreement has been reached between Castro and Roma for a five-year contract worth about 2 million euros per season plus bonuses.
Roma has almost finalized a deal for the arrival of Santiago Castro from Bologna. According to La Repubblica, Rome edition, the agreement for the transfer has been practically reached by the two clubs on the basis of 35 million euros, including bonuses. The approval given by the Friedkin family was the decisive factor in reaching a total economic agreement, and director of sports Tony D'Amico was waiting for it to close the deal. A general agreement has been reached between Castro and Roma for a five-year contract worth about 2 million euros per season plus bonuses.
According to Tuttomercato, a potential transfer between Bologna and Roma could involve Santiago Castro and Artem Dovbyk. Castro can leave for 35 million euros, with Dovbyk prepared to move to Bologna. The proposal being discussed is for Castro to join Roma in a total deal worth approximately 35 million euros, including bonuses, while Dovbyk would transfer to Bologna. The two clubs are continuing discussions to structure an agreement involving both players. The structure being considered includes the transfer of Castro to Roma as part of a comprehensive deal. Several aspects of the agreement still need to be defined, but contacts between the directors are ongoing and will continue in the coming hours. The aim for Bologna and Roma is to reach a definitive agreement on the economic and technical details as soon as possible. It is thought that the deal could be concluded today, which would allow Castro to undergo medical examinations, sign his contract, and depart with the team for the second phase of preseason in Wales, which begins on July 31.
According to Tuttomercato, a potential transfer between Bologna and Roma could involve Santiago Castro and Artem Dovbyk. Castro can leave for 35 million euros, with Dovbyk prepared to move to Bologna. The proposal being discussed is for Castro to join Roma in a total deal worth approximately 35 million euros, including bonuses, while Dovbyk would transfer to Bologna. The two clubs are continuing discussions to structure an agreement involving both players. The structure being considered includes the transfer of Castro to Roma as part of a comprehensive deal. Several aspects of the agreement still need to be defined, but contacts between the directors are ongoing and will continue in the coming hours. The aim for Bologna and Roma is to reach a definitive agreement on the economic and technical details as soon as possible. It is thought that the deal could be concluded today, which would allow Castro to undergo medical examinations, sign his contract, and depart with the team for the second phase of preseason in Wales, which begins on July 31.
According to Tuttomercato, the transfer of Santiago Castro from Bologna to Roma is complete. The value of the deal is thirty million plus five million in bonuses. He is described as an additional asset for Gasp.
According to Tuttomercato, the transfer of Santiago Castro from Bologna to Roma is complete. The value of the deal is thirty million plus five million in bonuses. He is described as an additional asset for Gasp.
According to César Luis Merlo, Santiago Castro is a new reinforcement for Roma. A verbal agreement has been reached with Bologna for a fixed amount of €35 million plus bonuses of a little over €2 million. The clubs are already exchanging documents.
According to César Luis Merlo, Santiago Castro is a new reinforcement for Roma. A verbal agreement has been reached with Bologna for a fixed amount of €35 million plus bonuses of a little over €2 million. The clubs are already exchanging documents.
Italian media report that AS Roma is close to signing Bologna centre-forward Santiago Castro. According to Fabrizio Romano, Roma is offering 30 million euros, and the details of bonuses amounting to five million euros are still being discussed. Castro has already agreed to join the Giallorossi.
Italian media report that AS Roma is close to signing Bologna centre-forward Santiago Castro. According to Fabrizio Romano, Roma is offering 30 million euros, and the details of bonuses amounting to five million euros are still being discussed. Castro has already agreed to join the Giallorossi.
According to a report from Nicolo Schira, AS Roma has submitted its first official bid to Bologna for Santiago Castro, which is for €30m plus bonuses. The report also states that Bologna is asking for €40m to sell the striker. Talks are progressing well, and a new call is anticipated today. Furthermore, Castro has already agreed to personal terms with Roma for a contract that would run until 2031 and be worth €2.2m annually.
According to a report from Nicolo Schira, AS Roma has submitted its first official bid to Bologna for Santiago Castro, which is for €30m plus bonuses. The report also states that Bologna is asking for €40m to sell the striker. Talks are progressing well, and a new call is anticipated today. Furthermore, Castro has already agreed to personal terms with Roma for a contract that would run until 2031 and be worth €2.2m annually.
Sky Sport reports that Roma wants to finalize the transfer for Castro from Bologna tomorrow.
Sky Sport reports that Roma wants to finalize the transfer for Castro from Bologna tomorrow.
According to several sources, AS Roma is working on Santiago Castro from Bologna, and the club is said to have already agreed to a total package worth 35 million. It is expected that the transfer can be completed in the coming days. Alfredo Pedullà reported that Bologna has accepted a package of about 35 million. Pedullà also reported that some bonuses still need to be arranged and the process is advanced, although caution is advised until the end.
According to several sources, AS Roma is working on Santiago Castro from Bologna, and the club is said to have already agreed to a total package worth 35 million. It is expected that the transfer can be completed in the coming days. Alfredo Pedullà reported that Bologna has accepted a package of about 35 million. Pedullà also reported that some bonuses still need to be arranged and the process is advanced, although caution is advised until the end.
Santiago Castro, the Argentine forward of Bologna, is considered by Roma as an ideal profile for his technical characteristics and growth potential. Corriere dello Sport reports that his candidacy has strengthened. Bologna values him at about 40 million euros, and Roma could include Dovbyk as part of the deal to lower the asking price.
Santiago Castro, the Argentine forward of Bologna, is considered by Roma as an ideal profile for his technical characteristics and growth potential. Corriere dello Sport reports that his candidacy has strengthened. Bologna values him at about 40 million euros, and Roma could include Dovbyk as part of the deal to lower the asking price.
Bologna's 21-year-old Argentinian centre-forward, Santiago Castro, is the subject of interest from Roma, Juventus, and Milan. He has also drawn attention from Premier League teams Nottingham Forest, Chelsea, and Crystal Palace. Castro joined Bologna in January 2024 on a contract valid until June 2030, and recent reports have suggested a valuation of at least €50 million.
Bologna's 21-year-old Argentinian centre-forward, Santiago Castro, is the subject of interest from Roma, Juventus, and Milan. He has also drawn attention from Premier League teams Nottingham Forest, Chelsea, and Crystal Palace. Castro joined Bologna in January 2024 on a contract valid until June 2030, and recent reports have suggested a valuation of at least €50 million.
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