Roma’s attacking prowess has seen a resurgence, with the creative flair of Alexis Saelemaekers and Paulo Dybala complementing the power of Artem Dovbyk. However, manager Claudio Ranieri is not content with resting on these laurels. The veteran coach is keen to bolster his striking options, recognizing the need for quality alternatives to support the Ukrainian forward.
Calciomercato report how recent developments suggest that Roma has cooled their interest in Everton’s Portuguese striker Beto. The former Udinese player hasn’t fully convinced Ranieri, who is searching for a forward with characteristics that could complement Dovbyk’s style of play.
Arnaud Kalimuendo has emerged as a prime target for the Giallorossi. The young French striker has been in impressive form this season, netting 8 goals in 16 appearances. Roma’s interest in Kalimuendo has been reignited, but they’ll need to table an offer of around 20 million euros plus bonuses to persuade Rennes to part with their asset mid-season.
Another name on Roma’s radar is Giacomo Raspadori. The Italian forward has found playing time limited at Napoli and is reportedly seeking a move away. His versatility and technical skills make him an attractive option for Ranieri’s squad.
