August is shaping up to be pivotal for Roma, as it offers Gian Piero Gasperini the reinforcements he has long anticipated, setting the stage for a strong start to the season.
Following the acquisitions of Castro and Koulierakis, the Giallorossi are on the verge of bringing in Molina to bolster their right flank.
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Next, sporting director D’Amico plans to focus extensively on acquiring a winger, a position for which the coach has sought both quality and depth for over a year.
Roma identifies Antonio Nusa as their top target to enhance their attacking options, although negotiations are proving to be complex.
As reported by Alfredo Pedullà, a more substantial offer is anticipated from the Friedkin-owned club, which remains firm in its pursuit of the 21-year-old Norwegian.
Leipzig has set a valuation of around €60 million for the player, a price deemed too steep by the Giallorossi.
According to La Repubblica, there are currently no formal negotiations in place between the clubs, just indirect communications facilitated by intermediaries.
Roma is hopeful that maintaining dialogue will allow them to wait for a potential reduction in the asking price after mid-August, when the transfer window might yield more favorable conditions for the deal.