"The 26-year-old Serbian international, who has blossomed at AS Roma after joining on a free transfer in 2022, is now being monitored by Chelsea and Manchester United. With a contract running until 2030, Roma are under no pressure to sell and early discussions suggest a valuation in the region of 60 million, instantly making Svilar one of the most expensive keepers on the market."
"Chelsea's frustrations with Robert Sanchez are clear to see. Even in the recent EFL Cup semifinal against Arsenal, the goalkeeper made two high profile errors which both lead to goals from the Gunners. While Chelsea admire Svilar, a 60m January deal is highly unlikely due to FFP restrictions and competing transfer priorities in midfield and attack. A summer approach, with more time to negotiate and spread payments, is a far more realistic scenario."
"Man United are planning a major overhaul of their goalkeeping department in the summer. There is growing expectation that both Altay Bayndr and Andre Onana could leave permanently, especially with the latter attracting interest from Saudi Arabia. Although they signed Senne Lammens last summer, they are not fully convinced by his performances this season. United want a long-term, stable first-choice goalkeeper, someone capable of competing at Champions League level for the next 7-8 years."
Mile Svilar, a 26-year-old Serbian goalkeeper, has established himself at AS Roma after joining on a free transfer in 2022 and has made 27 appearances this season. His contract runs until 2030 and Roma currently value him at around €60 million. Chelsea and Manchester United are monitoring the goalkeeper. Chelsea face goalkeeper concerns after Robert Sanchez's recent errors, but Financial Fair Play and other transfer priorities make a January move unlikely; a summer approach is more realistic. Manchester United plan a goalkeeping overhaul and seek a long-term No.1; Svilar fits the profile but his price could complicate a move.
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