Lorenzo Pellegrini Set To Remain At Roma

Current Contract Landscape

The Italian attacking midfielder, born in 1996, is currently unsigned and classified as a free agent, attracting the attention of several clubs eager to pursue negotiations.

Roma continues dialogue with Pellegrini, who has indicated that his primary goal is to stay in the Giallorossi squad rather than move elsewhere.

Beyond a mismatch between wage expectations and the club’s offer, the delay is also linked to his lingering injury from the season’s final stretch, which prevents him from training with new head coach Gian Piero Gasperini.

Coach’s Public Backing

During yesterday’s press conference, Gasperini affirmed his wish for Pellegrini to commit to a new deal, expressing hope that a swift recovery will enable the player to agree with the club.

Fan Voice Echoes Support

The Curva echoed the coach’s stance, unveiling a banner addressed to owners James and Ryan Friedkin that urged the franchise to avoid repeating any misstep, reading: “Making a mistake can happen… Repeating it is approximating! Let’s hold on to Lorenzo!”

What It Means for Roma’s Plans

If the extension materialises, Roma will secure its number‑7 creative force for the upcoming season, sidestepping a potential void in midfield. Should the talks falter, the Giallorossi may need to search for a replacement or reshape their tactical blueprint under Gasperini’s guidance.

Barring any unexpected developments, Pellegrini is slated to remain at the Stadio Olimpico, capping a chapter defined by player loyalty, club perseverance, and passionate supporter advocacy.