Bringing in strikers is a priority, but bringing in midfielders is also necessary.
Pellegrini, Bovey and Christante returned to training yesterday to join Nemanja Matic and Avar, but Mourinho wants another signing.
The name besides Sabitzer and Sanches is Domingos, whose contract expires in 2024 and has already stated that he does not want to renew his contract and wants to go to a higher level of the team.
Bologna's list price is 13 million euros, Roma can lower the price to 9 million to 10 million, and the player's current annual salary of 1 million euros after tax is not a problem.
Sabitzer and Sanches are also on the shortlist, and the issue remains salary, while Bayern also do not want to go on loan and only want to sell. (Rome's offer is lease + optional buyout)
Sabitzer has previously told Pinto and Jose Mourinho that he wants to see if he can stay in Tuchel's squad before he will look for his next home.
Sanches' injuries and an after-tax salary of 6 million a year are both obstacles, but if Paris is willing to bear a portion of the paycheck, the deal is likely to work out.
In terms of selling, Villar, Shomurodov and Viña will all leave, but it is difficult to find a home for them, and Villar has only one year left on his contract and cannot be loaned, so Paok has withdrawn.
Both Cagliari and Lecce are interested in Shomurodov, but also only on loan, and the player's performance last season failed to keep him valuable. Bournemouth also only want to renew Viña's loan and are not willing to pay a transfer fee for him.
Ibáñez and Spinazzola have also made no progress, with no team willing to pay 30 million euros for him, and the latter still having interest from Saudi teams, but Roma have not received an offer.
