Roma have made it clear that they do not wish to part company with youth product Niccolo Pisilli this summer, and have reportedly set his price tag at €35m in order to fend off interest from the likes of Inter and Porto.
Roma set Pisilli price at €35m, sale unlikely
Pisilli is among the list of players who have been linked with a move away from the Stadio Olimpico in order to help Roma’s FFP situation. The likes of Manu Kone, Evan Ndicka and Mile Svilar have also been linked with the exit in order to help raise funds.
However, as per the Corriere dello Sport, Roma are keen to keep hold of their star assets, even if this means taking on further restrictions and fines from UEFA.
If Roma were to sell Pisilli, any fee would be recorded as a 100% profit given that the 21-year-old came through the club’s academy system.
However, the Giallorossi seem unwilling to part company with the midfielder, who began to impress with consistent performances and more regular opportunities during the second half of the 2025-26 season.
In fact, the Corriere dello Sport suggests that it will take an offer in the region of €35m to convince Roma into selling Pisilli this summer.
That is a significant increase on the €25m that had been mentioned when Inter had reportedly expressed an interest in signing the young Italy international this summer.
The Corriere dello Sport claims that Pisilli is also of interest to the likes of Milan, Juventus and Porto, but none of these clubs have presented any formal offers and are unlikely to do so if the asking price is €35m,
