Revealed: Roma had pursued Spence before signing Molina

Revealed: Roma had pursued Spence before signing Molina Roma’s transfer window is almost complete. With just hours to go, the Giallorossi can be considered strengthened in various areas of the pitch, but they’re still missing a much-needed right-footed left-back. After signing Castro and Koulierakis, Sporting Director Tony D’Amico focused on the right-back following Celik’s departure. According to Riccardo Trevisani on Radio Manà Manà, the Giallorossi had reached an agreement with Tottenham for Djed Spence, who later joined Inter. The initial agreement with Spurs envisaged a total investment of €32 million plus €4 million in bonuses, a figure that would have represented a significant financial commitment for the club. After evaluating the overall financial situation, Roma management decided to adjust their strategy and focus on a different player. The decision to target Nahuel Molina was primarily driven by the potential to contain the costs of the deal. The arrival of the Argentine full-back allowed Roma to retain greater financial resources to complete further transfers, leaving the club with greater leeway for other squad needs.