Roma accelerates the introduction of Flamenco right-back Wesley, wanting to sign 20 million euros + bonus

According to the "Roman Sports" report, Roma is accelerating the introduction of Flamenco defender Wesley.

Rome is stepping up contact with Flamenco to bring Wesley to Rome as soon as possible. The agreement between the parties is getting closer and closer to reaching, and the overall atmosphere is very optimistic. The right-back, born in 2003, dreamed of making a European stadium, while Roma was regarded as the ideal stage for a leap.

Wesley was especially inspired by the role models of some Brazilian legends. Kafu and Macon once left a deep impression in Rome, which became one of his motivations for pursuing his dreams.

Wesley himself is also personally promoting the deal, actively promoting the progress of the negotiations with the help of his brokerage team, striving to reach an agreement that satisfies all parties. He hopes to leave Flamengo with respect.

Roma is considering two operational paths: one is to introduce Everton as a transit club, first let Everton sign Wesley before joining Rome. The second is to directly reach an agreement with Flamenco, and the second method is currently given priority. The expected plan for the

transfer is to rent first and then buy, with a mandatory buyout clause, with a total price of approximately 20 million euros plus a bonus, and includes a part of the future resale share.

The deal is expected to make a breakthrough in the next few days, with Roma hoping to complete the signing before Flamenco's match against Sao Paulo so that Wesley can catch up with the team's assembly this Sunday.