AS Roma have moved to the brink of signing Nahuel Molina after reaching a full club-to-club agreement with Atlético Madrid. The transfer package is reported to be worth €13 million plus €4 million in add-ons, with negotiations now focused on finalising the player’s personal terms. Once those remaining details are completed, the Argentine right-back is expected to complete his switch to the Italian capital in one of Roma’s most important defensive additions of the transfer window.
Molina has established himself as one of Argentina’s most reliable full-backs in recent years, combining defensive discipline with an impressive ability to contribute in attack. His performances for both Atlético Madrid and the Argentina national team, including his role in their World Cup triumph, have demonstrated his quality at the highest level. Roma appear convinced they are signing a player capable of making an immediate impact. After all, finding a defender who can both stop attacks and start them is every coach’s favourite shopping list.
Nahuel Molina Deal Enters the Final Stage
The agreement between the clubs represents the biggest hurdle cleared in the negotiations. With the transfer fee now settled, discussions have shifted towards agreeing the contractual details that will complete Nahuel Molina’s move to Serie A.
Roma are optimistic that personal terms can be resolved without significant obstacles. If successful, Molina would arrive as an experienced international capable of strengthening the squad with his pace, crossing ability and tactical versatility on the right flank.
Nahuel Molina Could Become a Key Piece for Roma
Signing Molina would provide Roma with a player accustomed to competing in elite domestic leagues and major international tournaments. His experience under demanding tactical systems and his consistency at both club and international level make him a valuable addition as Roma continue building a squad capable of competing for European qualification and domestic success.
Although only personal terms remain outstanding, football has repeatedly shown that transfers are not complete until every document is signed and officially announced. Nevertheless, confidence remains high that the remaining details will soon be resolved. Sometimes the final few pages of a contract take longer than the entire negotiation.
Should the final agreement be reached, Nahuel Molina will begin a new chapter in Serie A with Roma, bringing quality, experience and championship-winning pedigree to the club’s defence. For now, supporters can reasonably expect the transfer to move closer to completion as negotiations over Nahuel Molina’s personal terms continue.
