Roma tracking Torino youngster Alessio Cacciamani | OneFootball

Roma will need to revolutionize the flanks. Gasperini has lost Celik and Tsimikas, and Angelino and Salah-Eddine are also set to leave the capital.

The Grugliasco-born coach can only rely on Wesley and Rensch.

The Giallorossi management is therefore looking for players to add to the squad to raise the bar: their eyes are on Fresneda, but they’re also keeping an eye on Alessio Cacciamani, owned by Torino.

Belghali of Hellas Verona remains in the background. Roma’s dream remains Diego Moreira, waiting for Strasbourg to lower the player’s price tag, especially since no club has made any contact.

As Il Messaggero reports, Tony D’Amico has his eye on Torino’s Alessio Cacciamani. The 2007-born player played for Juve Stabia last season, gaining experience in Serie B: 37 appearances in all competitions, scoring two goals and providing two assists.

According to Il Tempo, bringing the full-back to the capital will cost around €10 million.