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Roma remain interested in Federico Chiesa for January

Federico Chiesa is once again a hot name in the Roma transfer market. As the winter transfer window approaches, the Italian winger could leave Liverpool, where he continues to find limited playing tim...

Roma remain interested in Federico Chiesa for January

Roma remain interested in signing Italian winger Federico Chiesa for the January transfer window. The 29-year-old has attracted attention from several Serie A clubs due to his limited playing time at Liverpool. Reports suggest Liverpool are ready to sell Chiesa for around €15 million, drawing interest from Roma and other top clubs.

Inter Milan, AC Milan, Lazio, and Atalanta are among the competitors vying for the former Juventus player. While Roma has had exploratory talks with Chiesa, no formal agreement has been reached. A return to Italy could provide Chiesa with a new opportunity to revive his career, as he struggled to secure a leading role during his time in England.

However, the financial aspects of the deal, including his substantial salary and competition from other Italian clubs, need to be addressed before any concrete progress can be made. Roma is closely monitoring the situation and remains hopeful that this opportunity may become a reality.

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