Roma on the cusp Of landing highly rated Dutch talent | OneFootball

With the January transfer window in full flow, AS Roma fans are paying eager attention to the speculation rumour mill as it is fully expected that manager Claudio Ranieri will dip into the market between now and deadline day in an effort to strengthen his available first team options, and one of those will reportedly be Ajax talent Devyne Rensch.21 year old Rensch is a very highly rated and versatile defender and having come through the Dutch sides famed youth system, he has now gone on to make well over 100 starting appearances for them across all competitions and in playing his part in them lifting silverware, he has also been rewarded with two full caps for the Netherlands as well, despite his tender age.Naturally, with the development curve he is on and the success that has already gone his way, for those who like sports betting they might want to take a look at him as the youngster is being tipped with potential moves to a number of Europe’s top division and it seems that we may have won the race for his future services.De Telegraaf are claiming that we have already struck personal terms with the player, and both parties now just need permission to put pen to paper on a four year contract. Ajax previously rejected a 5 million Euro offer with Turkish full back Zeki Celik as a make weight from us, as they were holding out for 10 million Euros having had to pull the plug on their own contract extension until 2027 with the player over financial issues.With that meaning that he is now out of contract at the end of the current campaign, it is believed that Ajax will soften their outlook as deadline day approaches and they face the risk of losing the player for nothing ahead of the 2025/26 campaign. Given Rensch can also now sign a pre-contract agreement this month if he chooses to, it puts a bit more pressure on his parent club to strike a deal over the next couple of weeks as we have an alternative route to his capture, even if it means a little bit more patience on our side.The player himself though has avoided the pre-contract route so far as he does want Ajax to receive some kind of fee for him given the decade odd that he has spent with them, and as thanks for their part in turning him into the player he now is. A laudable outlook that many Roma fans would probably applaud if we do in fact welcome him to the Stadio Olimpico.