Roma seeks Thilo Kehrer loan from Monaco to facilitate Ziolkowski move
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 7:40 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Roma has requested a loan for Thilo Kehrer from AS Monaco, aiming to send Jan Ziolkowski to Monza on a temporary basis. This decision arises as Nottingham Forest has refused to release Morato for a loan, prompting Roma to explore Kehrer, a versatile defender capable of playing multiple positions. Monaco acquired Kehrer in January 2024 for €11.5 million, and he made 40 appearances last season while facing disciplinary issues. Monza has expressed interest in Ziolkowski but is holding off until they secure a suitable replacement.
- •Roma approaches AS Monaco for Thilo Kehrer on loan.
- •Jan Ziolkowski could join Monza if a replacement is found.
- •Nottingham Forest does not permit a Morato loan.
- •Kehrer has 40 appearances for Monaco last season.
- 7:40 PMYahoo Sports — Report Roma request Kehrer loan from Monaco, so Ziolkowski can join Monza
"Roma have reportedly asked AS Monaco for Thilo Kehrer on loan, at which point they could send Jan Ziolkowski to Monza on another temporary move, as Nottingham Forest won’t release Morato.The Giallor...
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