AS Roma have decided against selling Mile Svilar this summer and have reportedly rejected a €35 million offer from Juventus for the goalkeeper. The Serbian has emerged as one of the [leading targets for the Bianconeri](https://talkjuve.com/2026/06/28/juventus-considers-signing-as-roma-goalkeeper/) as they continue searching for a new long-term number one ahead of the upcoming campaign.
Juventus had previously targeted both Alisson Becker and Emiliano Martinez, but the club have struggled to make progress in either pursuit. Although both goalkeepers are more experienced and could potentially cost less, Juventus believe Svilar represents a stronger long-term investment because of his age, ability and potential for further development.
Roma Rejects Juventus Proposal
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The goalkeeper could reportedly be open to leaving Roma despite the Giallorossi securing Champions League football for next season, while Juventus failed to qualify for the competition. Nevertheless, Roma remain determined to retain one of their most important players ahead of another demanding European campaign.
As reported by [Sport Mediaset](https://www.sportmediaset.mediaset.it/mercato/roma/la-roma-dice-no-alla-juve-per-svilar-soule_113663408-202602k.shtml), Roma have now rejected Juventus’ attempt to sign Svilar after the Bianconeri submitted an offer worth €35 million. The decision underlines Roma’s determination to hold on to the Serbian as they continue preparing for next season.
Juventus Continue Goalkeeper Search
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Juventus were prepared to make such a substantial offer because they believe Svilar has the quality required to become their first-choice goalkeeper for many years. The club are convinced he could thrive in Turin and establish himself as one of the top goalkeepers in European football.
It remains unclear whether Juventus will return with an improved proposal or instead shift their attention towards alternative targets in the transfer market. However, Roma’s willingness to reject a bid of that size suggests they currently have little interest in selling the goalkeeper during this transfer window.