Roma is not only focused on enhancing their attacking options but is also addressing other key areas within the team.

Following Zeki Celik’s exit, Gian Piero Gasperini emphasized the need for a replacement to fill the gap left by departing players.

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Recently, names like Nahuel Molina and Dodò have been associated with Roma, though neither has sparked significant interest from the management.

On the other hand, Nicolò Savona stands out as a highly regarded player. Additionally, unlike Celik, these options lack versatility in adapting to the wing-back position.

To effectively replace the full-back who joined Juventus, Roma needs a player capable of fulfilling both roles. Consequently, the name of the Nottingham Forest player is once again gaining traction around Trigoria.

Savona has consistently played as a right back. Standing at an impressive 192cm tall, he could serve as a fitting choice for Gasperini, whether as a wing-back or a defensive midfielder. His profile is particularly appealing, as noted by Il Messaggero, and the player born in 2003 has been connected with a possible return to Serie A for some time.