Roma's sporting director Florent Ghisolfi has approached Inter's management to inquire about Marko Arnautovic as a potential signing to support their attacking line. Inter is willing to release Arnautovic if they receive a proposal that covers his salary. However, Arnautovic has declined the move because he wishes to finish the season in Milan and decide his future afterward, free from contractual obligations.

Roma is reportedly interested in acquiring Marko Arnautovic to bolster their attack, with the move depending on the sale of Eldor Shomurodov, who is said to have a reasonable market in Italy. Arnautovic, previously with Bologna, is viewed as a potential replacement for Shomurodov, who is struggling for game time, having only accumulated 80 minutes in the league without starting any matches. The report on Roma's interest was published by Corriere dello Sport. Discussions are ongoing with Inter, which also involve Davide Frattesi, though it remains uncertain if the potential deal for Arnautovic is related to those negotiations.