
Roma have signed 18-year-old forward Robinio Vaz from Marseille on a four-year deal — a long-term youth investment. Betting note: he’s unlikely to start immediately, so avoid match-winner markets; consider low-stake anytime-scorer bets in cup matches or season-long futures (young player markets / Roma first-season scorer) where his minutes and development could offer value.
Roma complete signing of Robinio Vaz from Marseille
Roma have officially confirmed the permanent signing of 18-year-old forward Robinio Vaz from Marseille. The club announced Vaz has signed a four-year contract running until June 2030 and will wear the No.78 shirt for the Giallorossi.

Deal details
The transfer is structured as a permanent move from Marseille to Roma, with the young striker committing his next four seasons to the Italian side. The signing fits into Roma’s broader strategy of investing in young talent and building for the future.
Player background and development
Vaz emerged as one of France’s standout Under-20 prospects after progressing through Marseille’s ranks. He made his senior debut in a Coupe de France tie against Lille and later featured in Ligue 1 and Champions League fixtures. Across all competitions for Marseille he logged 22 senior appearances and scored four goals, showcasing composure and potential in advanced attacking roles.
Tactical fit at Roma
At 18, Vaz projects as a developmental forward rather than an immediate first-choice striker. Roma are likely to integrate him gradually, using cup competitions, substitute appearances and planned development pathways to accelerate his adaptation to Serie A’s tactical demands. His arrival reinforces Roma’s youth-focused recruitment and adds depth to an attacking corps seeking both immediate impact and future upside.
What this means for betting markets
Short term: Vaz is unlikely to start consistently, so backing him in match-winner markets is high risk. Better short-term options for punters include low-stake anytime-scorer bets in domestic cup ties or bets on him to score as a substitute. Medium/long term: Consider futures tied to season-long metrics — e.g., Roma’s top scorer markets if odds are generous, or newcomer-specific markets (first Roma goal scorer, breakthrough player). Monitor team selection and minutes early in the season to spot value as his role becomes clearer.
Club reaction
Roma welcomed Vaz to the capital and framed the move as part of a longer-term plan to cultivate young attacking talent, aiming to blend immediate competitiveness with future returns.
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