According to press reports, notably from the newspaper "La Repubblica," AS Roma's management is considering the possibility of signing Egyptian star Mohamed Salah on an exceptional loan deal during the upcoming winter transfer window, amid growing uncertainty about his future with Liverpool.

The relationship between Salah and Liverpool coach Arne Slot has experienced noticeable tension in recent weeks, despite the player renewing his contract until 2027.

Liverpool may be willing to consider loaning Salah for six months in January, but the financial cost remains high, as the player's salary is around 24 million euros per year. This means the loan cost for Roma would be approximately 12 million euros, even if the player agrees to reduce his financial demands.

Currently, Roma's management is focusing on more realistic attacking options, the most notable being Giacomo Raspadori from Atletico Madrid. Reports indicate that negotiations are underway for a loan deal with an obligation to buy, contingent on the team's qualification for the Champions League. Additionally, they are monitoring Joshua Zirkzee from Manchester United.

Rome's goal remains to balance ambition with realism, as the Italian club continues to seek strong offensive reinforcements, with the possibility of including Mohamed Salah in the team's plans if the financial and technical conditions are favorable.