Udogie overtakes Cacciamani in Roma’s estimation
The market is two weeks away from the close and Roma is still to be considered an incomplete team. Despite the arrivals of Koulierakis, Castro and Molina, in fact, the Giallorossi club still needs rei...
Udogie is now outranking Cacciamani in Roma's assessments as the market nears its conclusion two weeks before the end. Despite adding Koulierakis, Castro, and Molina, the Giallorossi still require more reinforcements to be prepared for a season expected to be quite challenging. Roma's opening match is set for Monday, August 24 at 20:45, facing Fabio Grosso's new Fiorentina. So far, Roma has not signed the well-known attacking outsider that coach Gasperini has been seeking for over a year.
In the meantime, Roma's sports director Tony D'Amico is also focusing on other areas. The club must acquire at least one more outsider, and currently, only Wesley, Rensch, and Molina are insufficient. According to Il Messaggero, the deal for Cacciamani is becoming increasingly complex and Roma appears to have opted for Udogie instead.
Tottenham's left-back was previously considered unbeatable, but now the London-based team seems willing to negotiate, and the former Udinese player might return to Italy. However, the London club currently does not entertain loan offers.
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