Aquilani’s future at Roma has been looking increasingly uncertain in recent weeks due to problems over the renewal of his contract.
The 24-year-old’s current deal runs out in 2010 and the player has been asking for around €2.5m in wages per year in order to sign an extension.
However, so far the highest offer Roma have been able to muster is €1.6m, and this has led to intense speculation that Aquilani will quit the club.
The midfielder is not short of options as both Juventus and Inter are very keen, and the player has thanked both clubs for their interest in him.
However, Il Messaggero now claims that Aquilani will pledge his future to Roma, providing the club can guarantee that he will be a key part of coach Luciano Spalletti's plans from this season onwards.
The idea is for Roma director Daniele Prade to meet with Aquilani’s representatives next week where the new contract will hopefully be signed, sealed and delivered.
Alessio Alexis
Inter 2(5)p - (4)2 Roma 
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