The Giallorossi are ready to step in to bolster their squad in the winter transfer window. The issue of the new head coach still remains to be resolved.

The winter transfer session is approaching, and Roma are gearing up to reinforce both their defense and attack. As reported by Calciomercato.com, the yellow-reds are on the hunt for a central defender, with the possibility of having to acquire two, should Hermoso depart. The Spanish player finds himself in the crosshairs of Mourinho’s Fenerbahce, but he would preferably return to his home country. Within the names eyed by Sports Director Ghisolfi for the defense, Luiz Felipe and Marco Di Cesare stand out prominently. The right-wing also represents a sector in need of reinforcement. Saelemaekers alone is not sufficient to ensure the necessary rotations, and Roma is closely monitoring several profiles, including Enrico Delprato, Gabriele Zappa, Devyne Rensch, and Max Aarons. On the offensive front, the situation revolving around Paulo Dybala takes center stage. Despite rumors linking him to Galatasaray, no concrete offers have arrived so far, and the Argentine has expressed his desire to stay in the capital at least until June. However, the company remains vigilant in their search for a deputy for Artem Dovbyk. The main candidates are Beto and Giacomo Raspadori from Napoli, the latter being considered as a possible counter-bargain in a swap involving captain Lorenzo Pellegrini. Sorry, but you haven’t provided any text to be translated. Please provide a text for the translation.