Roma continues to finalize their strategies for the summer transfer window, focusing specifically on the attacking wingers and midfielders, which coach Gian Piero Gasperini considers crucial to the playing model he intends to adopt next season.
As reported by Il Corriere dello Sport, the Giallorossi’s favorite remains Kerim Alajbegovic, a talented young Bosnian currently playing for Salzburg.
Negotiations appear to be well underway: the player’s father has already met with Frederic Massara to discuss the details, and the Austrian club is reportedly willing to sell the player for a fee between €30 and €35 million.
Roma’s interest in Alajbegovic demonstrates their desire to develop a winger with the technical and physical attributes needed for high pressing and quick switching of play, key elements in Gasperini’s tactical plan.
In addition to the Bosnian talent, Roma are also closely monitoring Julian Brandt, who will soon be leaving Borussia Dortmund.
Brandt represents a profile with international experience and the ability to make an impact both as a winger and as an attacking midfielder, a player capable of providing quality in the attacking midfield and tactical flexibility.
His arrival on a free transfer could allow the Giallorossi to add a top-notch player without incurring a significant outlay.
Finally, among the names being monitored by Roma is Culbreath, an attacking midfielder from Leverkusen, who is being explored as a further option to complete the team’s creative department.
The club is carefully evaluating each profile, combining technical quality, adaptability to Gasperini’s system, and financial sustainability.
