Borussia Dortmund is showing strong interest in Matias Soulé from AS Roma, as the club urgently needs a replacement for Julian Brandt, who is leaving on a free transfer this summer. Roma is under pressure to sell Soulé before June 30 to meet their financial obligations to UEFA. Roma values Soulé at around €30 million, which would help the club achieve the required €50 million in capital gains. Soulé, who scored seven goals and provided eight assists in 42 appearances last season, could be a valuable addition to Borussia Dortmund's attack. However, the player struggled with a groin injury in the second half of the season, which affected his performance. For Roma, selling Soulé makes sense as coach Gian Piero Gasperini plans to keep Paulo Dybala and sign at least two new wide forwards. Thus, Soulé is considered surplus to requirements, and time is running out to finalize a deal.