The transfer market is starting to heat up and the paths of Milan and Rome seem destined to cross on several fronts
Between Europeans And Cup America, scouts and market operators are viewing an industrial quantity of matches to receive confirmation on old market objectives or identify new ones. Especially as regards the younger ones, observing them on the pitch in such important competitions can represent an important litmus test especially on the personality and adaptability to the most important stages of the profiles followed.
United by the need to find at least one new central striker, Milan And Rome they seem destined to cross paths during the summer transfer market session. In the past few hours, we have reported some rumors about the Rossoneri’s interest in Abraham. but the Rossoneri and Giallorossi could also enter a collision course for some shared objectives. Jonathan Davidfor example, is a name that both clubs like, but the Premier League’s courtship is becoming increasingly intense.
Milan and Roma transfer market, still hopes for the low cost striker
Notwithstanding that Zlatan Ibrahimovic and the Rossoneri management have not yet let go of Joshua Zirkzee, although an agreement on the commissions has not yet been reached, Casa Milan continues to keep other dossiers alive. Among the profiles that never go out of fashion, according to Florian Plettenberg there is also that of Serhou Guirassy. After rejecting a renewal with Stuttgart, the 28-year-old attacker retained a release clause of just 17.5 million euros.
Despite the Borussia Dortmund is currently the team closest to the player, the ‘Sky Sport De’ journalist denied the existence of an agreement already reached with the player’s entourage, also naming Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan among the teams still in the running for the lad. And Rome? A flashback cannot be ruled out, but only after having the certainty of being able to sell Tammy Abraham.
Graduated in Literature after attending the scientific-IT high school, in 2008 I finally found my dimension, undertaking the first of numerous steps in my professional path. Working as a journalist has allowed me to combine two of my greatest passions: football and writing. Specializing in the transfer market, over the years I have cultivated an immense passion for South American football and Brazilian football in particular. For about a decade, I have followed Roma in their home matches at the Olympic Stadium, but also in some European away games, such as the unforgettable one in Tirana.
