Nahuel Molina faces Atletico Madrid exit as Roma and Everton show interest
Nahuel Molina’s future at Atletico Madrid is uncertain, with Roma and Everton among the clubs considering a move for the Argentina international during the current transfer window.
According to Spanish newspaper AS, Atletico Madrid are open to selling the right-back if they receive a suitable offer. The club are looking to generate financial income from some of their transfer dealings, and Molina could be one of the players allowed to leave if the right conditions are met.
Roma are understood to be one of the leading candidates for his signature. The Italian club’s coaching staff admire Molina and have identified him as an option to strengthen their right-hand side.
A return to Italy is believed to appeal to Molina. He previously established himself with Udinese before joining Atletico Madrid, and the player is said to favour the possibility of going back to Serie A.
However, financial considerations could complicate a move to Italy. Premier League clubs are in a position to offer greater fees, and Everton are also interested in signing the 28-year-old defender.
That contrast between the Italian and English offers could prove important as Atletico Madrid assess their options. While Molina may be attracted by a return to the country where he first made his name in European football, the financial advantages of a move to England remain a significant factor.
Molina’s position at Atletico Madrid has become less secure because his role has declined. The Spanish side now rely primarily on Marcos Llorente at right-back, reducing Molina’s opportunities and adding to speculation that he could depart before the transfer window closes.
Despite the uncertainty over his future, Molina has made a substantial contribution since arriving at Atletico Madrid in 2022. He has played 181 matches for the club and has produced notable performances, particularly in attacking areas.
His attacking output has been one of the most prominent features of his time at Atletico Madrid, but his reduced involvement has left his next step unclear. The club must now decide whether a suitable offer represents an opportunity to raise funds, while Molina waits for greater clarity over the proposals being considered.
The Argentina international is expected to monitor developments in the coming period before deciding whether to remain at Atletico Madrid or pursue a move elsewhere. Roma remain interested, Everton provide a stronger financial alternative from the Premier League, and Atletico Madrid are prepared to listen if the right offer arrives.
