Overview
- Nahuel Molina travelled to Rome to undergo medical tests and is expected to sign with AS Roma after clubs agreed the move, with multiple outlets reporting these final steps on Monday.
- Reports from Di Marzio and other outlets say the fee is structured as €13 million guaranteed plus about €4 million in performance add-ons for a total near €17–18 million.
- Some media list a four-year contract through June 2030 but Roma has not officially confirmed the length or salary figures.
- Molina has completed Spanish paperwork and will be registered as an EU player so he will not occupy a limited non-EU slot, and coach Gian Piero Gasperini said the defender should be ready for first-team training from Tuesday.
- The move brings Molina back to Serie A after spells with Udinese and Atletico Madrid and should allow Roma to focus remaining transfer planning on non-EU or other priority positions once the signing is formally announced.