Roma rejects Lowball offers for Wesley and Svilar

According to Corriere dello Sport, under financial pressure, Roma is determined to sell players only if they generate significant capital gains and will not accept lowball offers. Wesley and Svilar have both been deemed non-transferable.

Wesley has attracted interest from several Premier League clubs. Chelsea made a move for the Brazilian midfielder, but Roma rejected him outright, and Chelsea turned to Atalanta's Palestra instead. Manchester City also expressed interest, but Roma's answer was always no.

This is why Wesley has remained at Roma since returning from the United States. He has been in Rome for two weeks, training daily at the Trigoria training base to regain his form.

The situation is similar for Svilar. After being named Serie A's best goalkeeper for the second consecutive year, he remains a top target for several Premier League clubs, with Chelsea once offering 50 million euros. Roma swiftly rejected the bid, effectively marking him as non-transferable. Gasperini views Svilar as one of the cornerstones of the team's project, considering him crucial to Roma's success.

Svilar has reciprocated this faith through his actions. While on vacation in Marbella, he continues to train rigorously, maintaining fitness and individual conditioning work without taking a break. His goal is to return to the team in peak condition when preseason training begins on July 13.

Wesley and Svilar presented an opportunity to bring Roma close to 100 million euros in revenue—an attractive proposition for any club needing to improve its financial position. However, Roma chose to resist the pressure because the transfer market should be about strengthening the squad, not dismantling it.

Gasperini needs his key players, and Trigoria wants to send a clear message: Roma is not a discount supermarket. The Premier League's financial power will certainly continue to come calling, but for some players, there is only one answer—no.

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