AS Roma has set their sights on Kevin Danso as they look to bolster their defensive line under manager Daniele De Rossi. The Lens center-back has emerged as the primary target for the Giallorossi in their quest to strengthen their backline.
Sky Sport Italia report that Roma’s initial offer of €22 million was deemed insufficient by Lens, who are holding out for a figure closer to €25 million. The Italian club had earmarked this investment when Paulo Dybala’s potential move to Saudi Arabia was still on the cards.
With Dybala now set to remain in Rome, it remains to be seen whether the club will continue their pursuit of Danso and submit an improved bid to Lens in the coming hours. The financial implications of Dybala’s stay could impact Roma’s transfer strategy.
Meanwhile, in midfield, De Rossi has expressed interest in Manu Koné. The French midfielder was notably absent from Borussia Mönchengladbach’s squad for their match against Bayer Leverkusen, fueling speculation about his future.
