The negotiations between Gianluca Mancini and Roma for the contract extension are heading towards a positive conclusion. The defender, born in ’96, whose current agreement expires in 2027, had attracted the attention of Inter in recent weeks, with the Nerazzurri ready to make a move in case of a failed agreement with the capital club.

According to Il Romanista, the Giallorossi center-back is ready to sign a new three-year contract. The agreement reached effectively closes the door to a possible move to the Nerazzurri, a hypothesis that had been circulating insistently in recent months.

Not only Mancini: Bryan Cristante is also close to renewal, with a two-year agreement already defined. Zeki Celik will soon join them, expected in Rome after his post-World Cup vacation to sign his own extension. The situation of Lorenzo Pellegrini, however, is more complex, as his contract talks are still at a standstill.

For Inter, who had been monitoring the defender’s situation, a market opportunity thus slips away. Mancini remains with the Giallorossi and is tied to the capital club until 2030.