Mora discusses ambitions with Roma and admiration for Dybala
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 7:15 AM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Rodrigo Mora, the Portuguese midfielder at Roma, expressed his hopes to win titles with the club during an interview. Having recently made his Champions League debut, he emphasized the positive change of moving from Porto to Roma and his admiration for teammate Paulo Dybala. Mora aims to continue improving this season and is motivated to score at the Stadio Olimpico. He also mentioned his desire to represent the national team despite past injuries. His remarks follow his early experiences in Rome as he adjusts to a new culture and team dynamics.
- •Mora hopes to win titles with Roma this season
- •Made his Champions League debut recently
- •Excited to score again at Stadio Olimpico
- •Admires Paulo Dybala, who has been a supportive teammate
- •Previously experienced injuries affecting national team chances
- 7:15 AMYahoo Sports — Mora: “I hope to win titles with Roma. Dybala is my idol.”
"Rodrigo Mora returns to discuss his experience at Roma. The Portuguese attacking midfielder, interviewed by Canal 11, recounted his first months in the capital, focusing on his departure from Porto an...
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