Roma is currently monitoring several potential transfer prospects to bolster its roster.

The Giallorossi’s primary focus is to strengthen the attacking lineup, with Nicolò Tresoldi and Alejandro Garnacho emerging as the main candidates for the role.

The club also identifies a clear need to reinforce the winger position, where Diego Moreira remains a highly sought-after target.

Beyond the attack, Roma is exploring options to deepen its squad in other areas, specifically targeting the midfield. Danilo Santos is among the primary names currently under consideration.

European football fans likely recognize the Brazilian midfielder, born in 2001, from his previous stint at Nottingham Forest. After spending recent years playing for Botafogo, a return to Europe is a realistic possibility for the player, though the Giallorossi face significant competition to secure his signature.

According to reports from the Brazilian portal UOL, Zenit, Newcastle, and Galatasaray have also expressed interest in Danilo Santos.

While Zenit has taken concrete steps by initiating formal talks with Botafogo, the club that currently holds his contract, the player considers a return to European football his top priority.

At this stage, Roma has limited its activity to exploratory inquiries to better understand the potential terms of a deal. During the recent World Cup held in Canada, Mexico, and the United States, the midfielder served as a reserve under Carlo Ancelotti, recording only 43 minutes of play.