AS Roma are in the top four of Serie A and this could help them sign players nottingham forest And West Ham.
Not long ago, the Giallorossi were facing a pandemic. Claudio Ranieri and Gian Piero Gasperini were at odds with each other, leading to the departure of the chief advisor. Soon, there were suggestions that sporting director Ricky Massara might also depart.
Somehow, Gasperini has now helped the club reach the top four. They beat Lazio at the weekend and are now two points ahead of Juventus and Como.
As the return of the Champions League approaches, plans are being made for summer activities. This could also lead to a significant exit from Nottingham Forest or West Ham.
Gasperini keen on attacking options
today's gazzetta dello sport According to reports the Giallorossi are already thinking about how to strengthen their squad for next season. Gasperini is playing an important role and his views are being taken into account.
The Italian has 'special interest' in Crescencio Somerville and Dan Ndoye. Both of them are seen as signings who will improve Roma's attack, with Donyal Malen headlining another Premier League arrival this season.
Roma knows that the deal will not be easy for anyone. West Ham and Nottingham Forest could demand around €35 million to sell their wingers. Qualification for the Champions League will help afford this.
For each home game, the Italian side will earn approximately €14m. This would help them a lot in acquiring the players Gasperini wants, with Antonio Nussa and Mason Greenwood also seen as targets.
Deals can't be complicated
Ndoye has not caught fire at Nottingham Forest since joining from Bologna last summer. sports witness He covers how his squad are working to find a new club.
West Ham could be forced to sell Somerville. He has played a key role in the current campaign, but a demotion will leave them with no option but to sell the 24-year-old.
That's why Roma may have identified the right targets. Both Ndoye and Somerville would likely be willing to leave, which would make things easier for Gasperini's team.
