Multiple outlets report that Roma have rejected offers for France midfielder Manu Koné, with the suggested asking price increasing as interest from several top clubs continues. According to the reports, proposals of around €50 million from Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Atletico Madrid have been turned down.
Yahoo Sports and Football Italia both cite the same development: the valuation is now suggested to be closer to €100 million. Both articles frame the change in terms of Roma’s stance on the bids and the market value emerging amid competition for the player. While the reports do not provide final confirmation of a deal, they indicate that negotiations have stalled and that any future transfer would likely require substantially higher payments to progress.
The coverage focuses primarily on the reported rejection of initial offers and the revised figure attributed to Koné’s market value. Differences between the articles appear limited, with both emphasizing the same clubs, the same earlier bid level, and the same higher valuation reported after Roma’s response.
