Wesley has made a strong impression at Roma with his goals and standout performances, earning a key role in the squad. The Brazilian youngster, born in 2003, has drawn significant attention from top European clubs, many of which are now considering a move to Trigoria to secure his services.
According to reports from English outlet Caughtoffside, Manchester City, Barcelona, and Real Madrid have all expressed strong interest in the Roma full-back. Meanwhile, Newcastle, Arsenal, and Tottenham are also weighing up potential bids. For Pep Guardiola’s side, this represents renewed interest after they previously tracked the player during his time at Flamengo without making a concrete offer.
Despite the mounting speculation, Roma have no intention of letting Wesley leave. The Giallorossi acquired him just a year ago from Flamengo for €25 million plus bonuses, and he has become a vital part of Gian Piero Gasperini’s system. The coach heavily relies on wing play, and the club is eager to find a player of Wesley’s caliber to strengthen the opposite flank.
Roma’s valuation currently stands at around €40 million, but the asking price could rise significantly—especially if the No. 43 shines at the upcoming World Cup with Brazil. For now, Wesley must focus on finishing the season strongly with Roma before turning his attention to the international stage. Any interested parties should be warned: Roma are in no rush to sell.
