Roma’s transfer window is in full swing, and over the next three weeks, the Giallorossi will need to strengthen a currently incomplete squad.
Sporting director Tony D’Amico is working to bring Rodrigo Mora, a talented 2007-born Porto player, to the capital. Roma’s strengthening efforts, however, aren’t limited to attack.
The Roman club is working to provide Gian Piero Gasperini with a balanced team across all areas of the pitch, with particular attention to the flanks.
The arrival of Koulierakis has helped complete the defensive setup, but the transfer window could still yield further developments.
According to Ugo Trani on Te La Do Io Tokyo, the club has already begun evaluating a possible move on the outside flank. Roma has reportedly initiated initial contact with the entourage of Destiny Udogie, a Tottenham full-back who is being followed with interest for his technical and athletic qualities.
The potential move, however, is linked to the outgoing situation.
The Giallorossi could only move more decisively if one of Ghilardi and Ziolkowski were to leave the capital. Management of the defensive line will therefore also depend on the requests that arrive in the coming weeks for the two young defenders.
Of the two names, the leading candidate for departure is currently Ghilardi, who joined from Verona. However, the situation could change quickly, as Ziolkowski has reportedly attracted greater interest on the market.
