Roma is looking to add another defender before the end of January, with Trevoh Chalobah and Caglar Soyuncu being potential options.

Fulham is pursuing Chelsea youngster Trevoh Chalobah on loan with an option to buy, while Caglar Soyuncu appears to be headed to Fenerbahce.

Roma are also close to completing a sale of Matias Vina for roughly EUR10M, including bonuses.

Roma may be in the market for another defender before the end of January, and two names that have been mentioned as potential targets are Trevoh Chalobah and Caglar Soyuncu. However, it seems that other teams are currently leading the race for both players. According to Sky Sport Deutschland, Fulham is pursuing a loan deal with an option to buy for Chelsea's Chalobah. Meanwhile, Turkish defender Soyuncu looks set to join Fenerbahce after being spotted in Istanbul negotiating a deal.

In addition to their pursuit of new defenders, Roma are also reportedly close to completing a sale of Matias Vina for around EUR10M plus bonuses. This transfer will help their balance sheets but will not alleviate their Financial Fair Playrelated restrictions because Vina was not on their UEFA list.

It has been suggested that former manager Jose Mourinho had more influence over transfer decisions at Roma than initially thought. With his departure from the club, it remains unclear how things will evolve in terms of transfers moving forward. Despite this uncertainty, it's possible that current manager Daniele De Rossi may opt for a different defensive formation which could lessen the immediate need for additional defensive reinforcements.

In conclusion,

Despite rumors linking them with defenders Trevoh Chalobah and Caglar Soyuncu who appear likely headed elsewhere Rome continues its negotiations regarding player sales such as Matias Vina while facing financial constraints related Financial Fair Play rules following Jose Mourinho’s ousting from management duties at Stadio Olimpico football team."