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Gasperini D’Amico and Friedkin drive Roma’s €30m winger hunt

🇮🇹 By 4All Football Editorial ·
Sporting director Tony D’Amico has singled out Strasbourg winger Diego Moreira as AS Roma’s primary target, with a permanent move expected to cost more than €30 million. The pursuit, backed by vice‑president Ryan Friedkin and manager Gian Piero Gasperini, reflects the club’s urgent drive to secure a top‑class wide attacker. Roma’s scouting reports have highlighted a pressing need for pace and creativity on the flanks, making an attacking winger essential to balance the squad’s tactical setup. The club has therefore prioritised the winger position for the upcoming season, viewing it as a key component of their offensive strategy. Vice‑president Ryan Friedkin, sporting director Tony D’Amico and manager Gian Piero Gasperini will convene within the next 48 hours to decide Roma’s transfer strategy. The summit, described as crucial by LaRoma24.it, places securing an attacking winger as its top priority. While Moreira tops the list, Gasperini’s foremost ambition remains signing Brazilian prodigy Endrick, though talks with Real Madrid are described as far from straightforward. Interest also persists in West Ham United’s Crysencio Summerville, whose asking price exceeds €50 million, and in Alejandro Garnacho, a potential loan‑with‑option‑to‑buy if Chelsea shows willingness. The summit will also address player exits; owners consider Mile Svilar and Niccolò Pisilli unsellable despite received offers. The futures of Matías Soulé and Manu Koné remain unclear, with Sunderland showing concrete interest in the Argentine and Manchester United monitoring the midfielder, while Chelsea maintains a low profile. By evaluating the feasibility of the Diego Moreira deal alongside other targets, Roma aims to reinforce its flank before the season begins. The decisions taken at the summit will shape both the club’s incoming options and the departure pathways for several squad members.

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