Roma inquire about Bologna striker Santiago Castro | OneFootball

Roma is looking for a replacement for Malen to convince Gian Piero Gasperini.

Artem Dovbyk, in fact, isn’t part of his plan, despite taking part in the training camp at Trigoria.

The Grugliasco-born coach has asked for a replacement for the Ukrainian striker with different characteristics and is focusing on several players, with particular attention on Tresoldi and Castro.

The Roman club must accelerate the transfer market after seeing Greenwood and Summerville slip away.

A complicated transfer window has Gasperini awaiting the first reinforcements. Roma is studying the Castro deal to strengthen their attack.

As reported by Alfredo Pedullà, the Giallorossi club hasn’t ruled out Tresoldi but is considering at least two strong attacking options, which is why they’re exploring the Argentine striker.

The 2004-born player is valued at €40 million, but could leave for €30-32 million plus bonuses. If a proposal close to this figure is received, Bologna could sell the player. Castro finished the season with 11 goals in 51 appearances.