AS Roma is facing a delicate financial situation and may decide to sacrifice Matias Soulé to balance the books. By June 30, the giallorossi need to generate around 60 million euros in revenue. The sale of the Argentine forward is one of the options on the table to achieve this goal. Soulé, who arrived in 2024 to replace Paulo Dybala, has had an up-and-down career with Roma. In his first season, he struggled, but showed signs of growth under Claudio Ranieri's guidance. However, in the last season, he had a promising start but was hampered by injuries, particularly pubalgia. Despite his talent, his performance in the last six months has not lived up to expectations. The club's economic situation may force management to make tough decisions, and Soulé's departure could pave the way for new arrivals, such as Mason Greenwood. The hope is that these financial maneuvers can lead to an improvement of the team on the pitch.