​Beşiktaş is reportedly offering Lorenzo Pellegrini a three-year deal worth €3.5 million, while Pellegrini awaits a contract renewal with Roma. The Giallorossi club expects to reach an agreement soon, as Pellegrini, currently a free agent, is expected to report to Trigoria for a July 13 training camp ahead of the new season. Pellegrini, Roma’s No. 7, remains a key asset for coach Gasperini, who has pressed to retain him despite the anticipated arrival of two new starters behind Malen, potentially altering the midfielder’s role at Roma. Pellegrini’s agent has already held an initial meeting with D’Amico, and both sides are working toward a final accord. While the supply-demand gap persists, Pellegrini has consistently prioritized Roma. Il Corriere della Sera notes that Besiktas, under Vincenzo Italiano, has offered Pellegrini a three-year contract totaling €3.5 million, a higher figure than continuing with the club he has supported since childhood. Roma’s side is aiming for a deal around €3 million: a two-year contract with an option for a third season. This update aligns with ongoing negotiations as both clubs push toward a resolution.