Mile Svilar, the Serbian goalkeeper, is in the midst of contract extension negotiations with Roma, as his current contract is set to run until 2027. Nevertheless, there is a substantial gap between the club's proposal of a 600,000 euro increase in his annual salary and his request for 3.5 million euros. If they fail to reach an agreement, a summer transfer seems probable, with Monaco being one of the interested clubs. The transfer fee is estimated to be around 35 million euros. In addition to Monaco, other leading clubs such as Chelsea, Bayern, and Newcastle are reportedly monitoring his situation, according to Italian and Serbian media. Svilar, who was born in Antwerp, Belgium, joined Roma in 2022 from Benfica on a free transfer and has impressed with his performances in Serie A, which has attracted considerable attention. The interest from such prestigious clubs highlights his growing reputation as a top goalkeeper, making this potential transfer a significant event in the upcoming transfer window.