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Done deal: Roma and Lulli agree to new contract until 2031

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Roma and Emanuele Lulli have reportedly agreed to a new contract until 2031, according to RomaPress, which cites Il Messaggero. Lulli, born in 2007, is a regular in the rotation and shares playing time with Nahuel Molina. The club has been working to renew his contract, which expires in 2027, for several weeks.

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Roma and Emanuele Lulli have reportedly agreed to a new contract until 2031, according to RomaPress, which cites Il Messaggero. Lulli, born in 2007, is a regular in the rotation and shares playing time with Nahuel Molina. The club has been working to renew his contract, which expires in 2027, for several weeks. The agreement marks another important milestone for the Giallorossi youth academy.

Lulli has impressed Roma and Gian Piero Gasperini with his hard work, taking over the right flank. He scored his first league goal against Genoa and is expected to continue scoring. As Gasperini's winger, the young player will be an offensive force the team can rely on. Lulli's contract extension is seen as a positive development for the Giallorossi.

The contract extension until 2031 is a significant commitment from both Lulli and Roma. This development comes as the Giallorossi youth academy continues to produce talented players, with Niccolò Pisilli recently scoring while wearing the captain's armband in the Champions League. Lulli still needs his Champions League debut to cap off a successful debut season. The young player's progress is being closely watched.

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From preseason to more than convincing performances in competitive matches: Emanuele Lulli has impressed Roma and Gian Piero Gasperini with his hard work on the pitch and has taken over the right flank. Born in 2007, Lulli is now a regular in the rotation and shares playing time with World Cup winner Nahuel Molina. For several weeks, the club has been working to renew the number 77’s contract, which expires in 2027. As reported by Il Messaggero, the Giallorossi and the player’s entourage have reached an agreement: the Roma youth product is ready to commit to the Roman club for another four years.

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  1. RomaPress · reported · 2026-10-23 13:33 UTC

    Done deal: Roma and Lulli agree to new contract until 2031 ↗

  2. Football Italia · reported · 2026-10-23 21:00 UTC

    Roma agree new Lulli contract to 2031 after breakthrough under Gasperini ↗

    Roma have reached an agreement with Emanuele Lulli to extend his contract until June 2031,...

  3. Get Italian Football News · reported · 2026-10-23 18:47 UTC

    Emanuele Lulli nearing new Roma contract and why the decision will pay off ↗

    Serie A side Roma have seen talent Emanuele Lulli surprise many this season and has already found the back of the net once. They are now making key progress over...

  4. Chiesa Di Totti · reported · 2026-10-23 13:33 UTC

    Gasperini’s Faith in Emanuele Lulli Pays Off as Roma Pursue New Deal ↗

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