Lorenzo Lucca has attracted interest from Roma, a fact publicly acknowledged by Claudio Ranieri, who mentioned that they are following him and consider him a good player, leaving the possibility of a future move open. Udinese is asking for 20 to 25 million euros, although the price is open to negotiation. Initial discussions with the player's representatives took place in mid-January, but no formal offer has been submitted yet. Roma needs to offload Shomurodov, who is nearing a transfer to Venezia, before they can proceed with acquiring Lucca. Udinese is also keen on Baldanzi, which could be included in the negotiation terms. Roma might suggest a loan deal with an obligation to buy. Udinese's sporting director, Nani, indicated that selling Lucca in January is not a priority. Milan, Juventus, and a Premier League club are also showing interest in the player. The relationship between Ghisolfi and Riso could ease negotiations for Roma, with the agent striving to reduce the transfer cost.

Roma is reportedly interested in acquiring Lorenzo Lucca to strengthen their future squad. Sources indicate that Udinese's asking price is about 25 million, but there is speculation that Roma might negotiate a loan with an option to buy that could become obligatory. The necessity for a new striker at Roma became apparent during their recent match against AZ, where the team struggled offensively and resorted to playing Hummels as an emergency forward. Lucca is considered to fit the profile Roma is seeking: a striker skilled in aerial play, finishing, and capable of holding up the ball and engaging physically. While Beto is viewed as a simpler option due to shared ownership between Roma and Everton, Lucca is seen as a strategic investment for the future, aligning with Roma's long-term objectives. Meanwhile, it is reported that Udinese has shown interest in players like Baldanzi and Soulé, who are said to currently prefer staying with Roma.