Roma are looking for a reserve striker and have put Leipzig's Romulo in their sights. However, the Brazilian's arrival depends on the situation of Artem Dovbyk.
Roma continues to monitor the transfer market to find a new reserve striker for Malen. In recent days, Romulo has been linked to the Capitoline club. According to what reported by Aspor, the Giallorossi are among the clubs interested in the player, valued by Leipzig at around 50 million euros. The Turkish press reports that there are also other clubs interested in Romulo, including Galatasaray, who are pushing to bring the striker back to Turkey after his experience at Goztepe. However, the arrival of a new center forward depends on transfers. Before proceeding with the purchase of a striker, Roma will have to clarify the future of Artem Dovbyk, currently not considered part of Gian Piero Gasperini's plans. The Ukrainian striker still has admirers, with Betis and Genoa having shown interest in him in recent weeks. Only after his departure has been made official will the Giallorossi club be able to focus on a possible replacement.
Orgryte sporting director Pontus Farnerud has confirmed negotiations for Michael Parker, a midfielder linked to Celtic and other teams. The situation is becoming interesting on the market.
Tottenham are preparing to make an £85 million bid for Bournemouth youngster Kroupi, while Salah could return to Spain at Atletico Madrid. Arsenal and Liverpool are active in the transfer market with different objectives.
The Friulian club has completed two transfer operations to strengthen the midfield available to Kosta Runjaic. The new arrivals are Giorgi Chakvetadze and Unai Gomez.