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Two foreign clubs monitoring Lulli’s progress
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Roma is working to secure Emanuele Lulli at Trigoria.

After his first Serie A goal last night against Genoa, the Giallorossi are moving forward with negotiations to extend the young player’s contract, born in 2007.

According to Niccolò Schira, negotiations for the player’s contract renewal are progressing positively. Lulli is also expected to receive a significant pay raise, confirming the club’s desire to invest in him.

Lulli’s strong performances in these early outings of the season have attracted the interest of several foreign clubs, who have set their sights on the 2007-born player.

Both clubs are reportedly ready to sign the player on a free transfer starting July 1st, which is why Roma has begun early moves to extend Lulli’s contract until 2031.

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