The Roma sporting director gives up on signing the center forward for a very sad reason, thus being forced to set his sights on other names.
The market that is about to open its doors in the next few days will be a market that will have many twists in store for Roma. In fact, the Capitoline club wants to strengthen itself in all departmentsand is evaluating several names who may be able to make a difference in the new Giallorossi project with Daniele De Rossi at the helm.
However, there is a sector of the field that needs fresh forces more than any other, and this is precisely the attack. In fact, the Magic will say goodbye to Romelu Lukaku and Sardar Azmoun, both of whom have returned to their respective clubs after loans in the capital. At this point, therefore, Captain Future would only have Tammy Abraham and Andrea Belotti available in the role of center forward, even if the latter is unlikely to stay. Consequently, there is an absolute need for a number 9, and there are many profiles targeted to date.
However, one of those who was most liked by the upper levels of Trigoria seems to have vanished completely. Sports director Florent Ghisolfi has in fact completely given up on the idea of not buying him for a terrible reason, which left everyone speechless. Now the French leader will have to turn forcefully towards alternatives.
Clear track for Ghisolfi
One of the attackers who seemed to be the ideal profile for Daniele De Rossi, and who would also have agreed to replace Tammy Abraham, is Arek Milik. The Juventus player was recently strongly linked to the capital, given that the Bianconeri were considering the possible sale of him.
However, what has happened recently has completely changed the cards on the table. Polish as we well know he seriously injured his knee during his Poland’s last friendly match, and will be forced to skip the European Championships. In the same way, however, the risk is that his physical problem will continue for the next first part of the season. This is why Roma seems to have immediately let go of him.
When is Milik coming back?
The footballer, forced to undergo surgery, he will have to remain in the pits for at least a monththus skipping the first part of the summer preparation.
However, his conditions will still need to be evaluated, e.g it cannot be ruled out that his stoppage could be extended further.
