I turned down PL and transferred '45 billion won'... I'm on the verge of leaving after 'six months'

I turned down PL and transferred '45 billion won'... I'm on the verge of leaving after 'six months'

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The possibility of Matthias Soule's transfer is increasing. It has been only six months since the transfer to AS Roma.
British 'Tribuna' reported on the 7th (Korea Standard Time) that "Soulé is looking for opportunities to continue her career elsewhere."
Born in 2003, Argentinian striker Soulé is the next generation side resource that Juventus has been looking forward to. Growing up with Juventus Youth, he was called up to the first team ahead of the 2022-23 season after playing for Team B, and successfully settled down on the professional stage with a consistent performance every time he played. The final record for the 2022-23 season is one goal and one assist in 25 games.
With the 2023-24 season ahead, he left on loan to be guaranteed time to play. His destination is Prosinone Calcho. As soon as he joined the club, he was active both in the center and the side, scoring his first double-digit points in his career, exploding his potential. The final record for the 2023-24 season is 11 goals and 3 assists in 39 games.
Soulre successfully settled in the "big league" stage. It received attention from numerous Premier League clubs including Leicester City and Aston Villa, but opted to stay in Italy. The destination was AS Roma. AS Roma described his future by investing 30 million euros (or 45 billion won) in transfer fees, including options, in Italy after completing the validation process.
However, his performance is humble. He is only moving around the bench, being outpaced by Paulo Dybala. The record so far this season is one goal in 17 games. 메이저놀이터
In the end, he is expected to leave AS Roma after six months. "Soule's agent has already received several inquiries from Italian and Spanish clubs. Currently, AS Roma is not considering a loan, but he may change his position before the winter transfer window ends," the media reported.