Roma close in on fresh terms for academy graduate Lulli
Roma are advancing talks to extend Emanuele Lulli’s stay after the youth-academy product became a dependable option under Gian Piero Gasperini. The proposed deal is reported to run until 2031 with wages approaching €1 million per season. His progress could also give Roma cover if doubts over Wesley’s future persist.
Emanuele Lulli has made one senior scoring contribution this season and has become a regular squad option for Roma under Gian Piero Gasperini. The club reportedly values his fit in the wing-back roles and is moving to reward his rise with a long-term contract.
Reports via Il Tempo and Calciomercato indicate Roma are discussing terms through 2031, with pay near €1 million annually. Roma still intend to add an attacker in January, but securing Lulli is presented as part of protecting existing depth, especially given uncertainty surrounding Wesley.
For Roma supporters, the likely renewal could reinforce confidence in the club’s academy pathway and give a clearer sense of squad continuity. Young players in the region may see Lulli’s progress as evidence that first-team opportunities are possible, though one contract alone cannot transform access. The wage commitment may also shape how fans judge the club’s spending priorities.