The capital club in Italy, AS Roma, has set a minimum price for allowing Algerian international Houssem Aouar to leave.
AS Roma has set a minimum price of 20 million euros for the transfer of Houssem Aouar. However, it is unlikely that offers of this amount will materialize. Aouar, a 26-year-old Algerian midfielder, joined Roma last summer from Olympique Lyonnais. Signed until 2025, his first season at the Roman club has not met expectations.
With only 21 appearances across all competitions, Aouar has often been relegated to the bench. His struggle to establish himself under coach Daniele De Rossi has limited his opportunities to shine. This situation has highlighted doubts about his ability to fully integrate into the team.
The player, who arrived with great expectations, has failed to earn his coach’s trust. This disappointing first season at Roma casts uncertainty over his future.
The club’s management is banking on a sale at 20 million euros, but prospects of finding a buyer at that price remain slim. Aouar’s future at Roma appears uncertain, as both the club and the player may need to reassess their expectations for his career moving forward.
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