Roma striker Eldor Shomurodov could be on the move in January once the winter transfer market officially reopens.
After a difficult first term in the Italian capital last season, the Uzbekistan international hasn’t fared much better this season, primarily featuring from the bench.
Since joining the Giallorossi in the summer of 2021 from Genoa, Shomurodov has collected only 6 goals and 6 assists in 48 total appearances.
Sitting firmly behind Tammy Abraham, Nicolo Zaniolo, and Paulo Dybala in Jose Mourinho’s pecking order, the Uzbekistan international is in search of consistent minutes and is increasingly open to leaving Roma in January.
According to Il Messaggero, Torino and Cremonese are both tracking the ex-Genoa man. The two teams are in need of offensive reinforcements and are preparing a proposal for the 27-year-old. Roma, however, are firm in their intent on making Shomurodov’s exit permanent and will not consider any loans.
