Matias Soulé's transfer to Roma was accompanied by the club's simultaneous negotiations to sell Paulo Dybala to Al-Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia. The transfer was part of Roma's strategy to use Soulé and Dybala alternately due to their similar playing style and positions. Soulé's move to Roma was confirmed, and he has become a key player following Dybala's injury.

Claudio Ranieri, the Roma coach, expressed his belief in Matias Soule's potential and future at Roma. He mentioned that Soule is improving in areas he has been asked to, such as being more practical and touching the ball less. Ranieri assured that Soule will definitely stay with Roma because of the trust he has in him.

The club's ownership has requested the new coach Ranieri to nurture young talents within the squad, which could see Matias Soulé, formerly of Frosinone, rising in the team hierarchy. This indicates a potential increase in his role and value within the club.