Roma’s transfer market won’t stop with the double signing of Robinio Vaz-Malen.
The club intends to make further investments to strengthen its attack.
Andreas Schjelderup’s name has been mentioned several times at Trigoria.
Parma attempted to bring the 2004-born player to Italy, but, as reported by Fabrizio Romano, the youngster is waiting for clubs that would allow him to play in European competitions.
The Roman club has currently registered interest in the player, but has not made a decision on a potential purchase.
This season, Schjelderup has made 22 appearances, scoring two goals and providing three assists. His connection with José Mourinho isn’t growing, and a move this transfer window is likely.
The Benfica player has also recently gone through a turbulent period: last November, the Copenhagen Court sentenced him to a 14-day suspended prison sentence and a year’s probation for distributing a sexually explicit video depicting minors.
His value has plummeted as a result.
