Roma Agree New Contract With Emanuele Lulli Through 2031
The long-term deal formalises his first professional terms to protect Roma’s right flank from overseas interest.
Overview
- Reports on Friday say Roma and 19-year-old academy graduate Emanuele Lulli have reached terms on a contract that runs to June 2031 and will be signed after the club’s trip to Napoli.
- The reported pay structure begins at about €300,000 a year and is set to rise to roughly €1 million with performance bonuses over the length of the deal.
- Lulli has moved into Roma’s first-team rotation under Gian Piero Gasperini, sharing right-flank duties with Nahuel Molina, scoring his first Serie A goal versus Genoa and earning an Italy Under-21 call-up.
- Club sources say the extension is part of a deliberate push to keep homegrown talent and avoid repeat departures of young players while Roma weigh an attacking signing in January.
- For Lulli, the deal gives immediate job security and clearer pay progression, and for Roma it secures a valued tactical option and increases the player’s market value if top European clubs pursue him.