Roma is finalizing its offensive strategy and has identified the left flank as the area targeted for the largest financial investment.
The Giallorossi are reportedly willing to commit a fee close to €50 million for an attacking winger capable of increasing quality and effectiveness in attack.
The club’s management, however, is aware that the work won’t end with the arrival of the new left-back.
The squad will also require another player for the opposite flank, a solution that could be explored through a more sustainable formula than a permanent acquisition.
The most widely considered option is a loan with an option to buy, a solution that would allow Roma to complete the position without concentrating all their financial resources on a single transfer.
Among the names being monitored is Endrick, a young Brazilian striker born in 2006 and owned by Real Madrid.
The possibility of a temporary transfer is something the Spanish club is evaluating, following a path similar to that already tried in the past with other young talents.
The relationship between Endrick and Roma, according to Alfredo Pedullà, began quietly several weeks ago, with the Italian club ready to step in once Real Madrid makes a final decision on the player’s future.
José Mourinho’s relationship with the Giallorossi could also favor the deal and present Gasperini with a major signing for their attacking team. The Spanish club, however, maintains a clear position: any solution must guarantee control over the young striker’s rights.
For this reason, a permanent transfer seems unlikely, while a temporary deal would be the most realistic scenario.
Furthermore, the process could be quite lengthy. Roma are aware of the situation and know that any developments could only come in the final phase of the summer transfer window, likely in the last two weeks of August.
