Roma-Rashford deal appears very complex due to player’s salary

Roma-Rashford deal appears very complex due to player’s salary Roma is finally about to land its first signing: Santiago Castro, the Argentine striker from Bologna who has demonstrated good qualities in his first few years in Italy. After intense weeks in which the Giallorossi have been searching for a right-footed left-back, their first transfer, barring any unforeseen circumstances, will involve a central striker. It remains to be seen whether sporting director Tony D’Amico will be able to bring Gasperini the coveted winger. One of the players linked to Roma in recent hours is Marcus Rashford, who returned to Manchester United after a loan spell at Barcelona. According to Matteo Moretto, the English winger is not worth considering due to his extremely high costs of the operation. The 1997-born player isn’t the type of player the Giallorossi are working on, and the player himself hasn’t yet been open to an Italian option. There have been indirect contacts between intermediaries to try to bring him to Trigoria, but the deal is extremely complicated, and Rashford isn’t one of those players that are financially “sustainable” for the Giallorossi.