According to Sky Sports in Italy, Roma is negotiating with Marseille to exchange defender Ndika for midfielder Ismail Cone.

Rome must raise funds and balance income and expenditure by the deadline of June 30, and there is not much time left, otherwise they will face penalties for possible violations of the principles of fiscal fairness.

Transfer expert Dimazio said one way to achieve this is to directly exchange players. The current plan is that Roma will send defender Ndika to Marseille to exchange for midfielder Ismail Cone from the opponent.

Ismail Cone was loaned to Rennes in the second half of the 24-25 season, who had no intention of triggering the player's buyout clause, which is not the first time Cone has attracted Roma's attention.

25-year-old Endica's contract with Roma is in June 2028. The player will score 1 goal and 1 assist in 51 games in 24-25. The turnaround is worth 30 million euros.

23-year-old Ismail Cone's contract with Marseille is June 2029. The player will score 2 goals and 1 assist in 22 games in the 24-25 season, and Germany will turn around and make a 9 million euros.