AS Roma is monitoring the possibility of signing Simon Adingra. Sunderland is open to a sale for a fee of around £30 million, and Adingra's contract runs until 2030.

According to Tuttomercato, Roma are interested in Simon Adingra as they evaluate potential transfer targets. An English club values the player at approximately €35 million. The player is owned by Sunderland and was on loan at Monaco. Roma intends to assess several profiles before committing to a transfer.

Simon Adingra may leave Sunderland after 12 months with the club. Adingra, who was loaned to Monaco in the January window, scored three goals and provided two assists in 14 league games. His £16 million buy option at Monaco was not exercised, and he is set to return to Sunderland for now. It is reported that Roma, RB Leipzig, Ipswich Town, Hull City, and West Ham United are all interested in a move for him.

AS Roma is pursuing a permanent transfer for Sunderland's Ivorian winger, Simon Adingra. The 24-year-old is under contract until 2030 and has drawn interest from several clubs following a loan spell at AS Monaco. Roma faces competition from RB Leipzig, which also wants a permanent deal, as well as the English clubs Ipswich and Hull City. West Ham also want to sign Adingra despite their relegation, and the London club has already held discussions with the player. Meanwhile, Monaco is attempting to secure another loan for the winger, a move that may conflict with Sunderland's financial goals. Adingra has 30 caps and 5 goals for Ivory Coast, joined Sunderland from Brighton in July 2025 for a fee of €24 million, and has a current Transfermarkt market value of €22 million. In June 2026, reports mentioned a purchase option for Monaco valued at €17 million.