Roma submits €25 million offer for Feyenoord right-back Givairo Read
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 7:55 AM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Roma has officially offered €25 million to Feyenoord for right-back Givairo Read. As the team seeks a replacement for the recently departed Celik, who has joined Juventus, they are also eyeing other options, including Fresneda from Sporting Lisbon. Read, a 2006-born player, had a notable 2024-25 season, making his Champions League debut and achieving three goals and eight assists in all competitions. Negotiations are ongoing between Roma and Feyenoord, while Nottingham Forest has previously made unsuccessful attempts to acquire Read.
- •Roma seeks a replacement for Celik after his move to Juventus.
- •Read made his Champions League debut this season.
- •Negotiations between Roma and Feyenoord are currently ongoing.
- •Nottingham Forest has had two offers rejected for Read.
- •Read finished the season with two goals and three assists.
- 7:55 AMYahoo Sports — Roma submit €25 million offer for Feynoord’s Read
"Roma is looking for a right-back to replace Celik, who, while a free agent and awaiting a contract renewal, has moved to Juventus. The Giallorossi have their eye on Fresneda from Sporting Lisbon but a...
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