Latest news with #EvanNdicka
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10 hours ago
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Dybala and Ndicka to return to Gasperini's disposal
Good news for Gian Piero Gasperini. Both Paulo Dybala and Evan Ndicka are aiming to return to group training in the next few days. The Argentine hasn't trained with the rest of the squad in the last two weeks due to discomfort in the scar from the tendon injury he underwent. The Giallorossi medical staff is closely monitoring the situation to prevent a relapse during such a delicate phase of preparation. Despite the suspension of team training, 'La Joya' hasn't been idle: he's alternated gym sessions with individual exercises on the pitch, following a personalized program aimed at maintaining a good level of fitness. According to Il Tempo, the goal is to be ready for his debut against Bologna, scheduled for the restart of the season. Gasperini himself confirmed his confidence in an imminent return, announcing at the end of the friendly against Everton that the striker could be available again in the coming days. It's possible that Dybala could also get some minutes in the August 16 match against Neom, the last summer test before the official start of the season.
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3 days ago
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Al Nassr make inquiry for Evan Ndicka
Roma continues to monitor every option in the transfer market, not just incoming ones, but also outgoing ones. While Massara is working to secure the services of those considered surplus to requirements for Gasperini, such as Kumbulla and Salah-Eddine, Saudi Arabia is inquiring about a key Giallorossi player, Evan Ndicka. As reported in today's edition of Il Tempo, Al Nassr are reportedly interested in signing the Ivorian defender. No official offer has yet been received from Al Nassr, but an inquiry has been made, and their interest in the Ivorian appears to be very serious, despite the recent signing of Spaniard Inigo Martinez. Roma aren't willing to let go of their defender easily and are asking for a very high fee. Ndicka would represent a significant capital gain, given that he arrived in Rome on a free transfer (minimum outlay of €4 million, given the commissions owed to his agents).
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3 days ago
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Roma refuse to sell Ndicka, Kone despite Saudi interest
Roma remain firm in their stance of keeping the most important players around. The Giallorossi are in fact refusing to give into pressure from other clubs interested in Roma's top players. According to Corriere dello Sport, the likes of Evan Ndicka, Manu Kone and Gianluca Mancini have all been approached by Saudi clubs. However, Roma have made it clear they do not intend to negotiate for any of the three.
Yahoo
04-08-2025
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Roma not concerned about Soule and Ndicka's conditions
Good news comes from St. George's Park in Burton-upon-Trent, where Roma is currently completing the second part of their summer training camp. According to Il Tempo, the conditions of Evan Ndicka and Matías Soulé are not causing concern. The two players were injured in the match against Lens: the defender felt a pinch in his thigh, which later turned out to be sciatica, and the attacker suffered a slight sprain in his left ankle. Ndicka will work individually for a few days, while Soulé's return to the group will be evaluated day by day. Paulo Dybala, still recovering from the injury that has kept him out since March, also continues to train separately.
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27-06-2025
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Galatasaray also interested in Ndicka
In the coming days questions about the future of Evan Ndicka will be resolved. Roma's number 5, after a season as an absolute protagonist in which he did not miss even a minute of Serie A, could be sacrificed to meet the stringent demands of UEFA's Financial Fair Play. Advertisement Despite the will of the Giallorossi is to sell Angelino and keep the former Eintracht man in the squad, there could be a scenario in which the Spaniard stays in Trigoria and the Ivorian has to pack his bags. According to Sport Mediaset, in addition to some Premier League clubs and Marseille, Galatasaray would also have started the first exploratory contacts to probe the feasibility of the operation.
