Manu Koné could be one of the players sacrificed on the altar of capital gains by June 30th. Roma will have to honor their agreement with UEFA and decide which player to sell to get closer to the requested fee.

The French midfielder, by his characteristics, is suited to almost any league: pace, intensity, attacking progression, and guaranteed balance when out of possession with recoveries and interceptions.

The 2001-born player, who arrived in the capital for €18 million plus €2 million in bonuses, could be sold precisely because he is one of the players who has gained the most value over the years and is sought by several clubs.

Inter aren’t the only clubs interested in Manu Koné, having already shown interest in him during last season’s summer transfer window and could relaunch his interest in a few months.

As Leggo reports, the French midfielder is also being monitored by Simeone’s Atlético Madrid. The competition could spark an auction and help Roma.