Reporter: Gasperini hopes to introduce Luca or Bonnie, and the Roma director also considers two other strikers

After Rome's new coach Gasperini took office, football reporter Emmanuel Tramacere talked about Rome's goal of forward signing this summer.

Gasperini will bring new tactical ideas to the team after becoming the head coach of Rome and have some discussions with Rome adviser Ranieri to prepare for the transfer this summer. The most important adjustment may occur at the front line, and Roma needs to invest a lot of money to sign a top center.

Among the current strikers in Rome, Abraham returns from Milan after loan period expires, but his salary is too high. If there is no accident, Abraham will leave the team again this summer, and Fenerbahce is interested in him. And Shamurodov may also leave, but there are even fewer teams interested in him.

And the biggest question is Dovbik, who is the Golden Boot of La Liga in the 2023-24 season. Roma signed Dovbik for a high transfer fee last summer, but his characteristics are not the ideal center of Gasperini's tactical system. Next, Gasperini will also evaluate Dovbik on-site during pre-season training. At the same time, Rome must also introduce forward replacements as soon as possible.

Gasperini's first candidate striker to Rome's management is Luca, the Italian international who plays for Udinese, who Gasperini admires. But Naples is also seeking to buy Luca and started transfer negotiations with Udinese. Naples offers Luca 20 million euros, plus a bonus.

In addition, Roma is also in contact with Parma striker Bonnie, but Inter Milan has been working for the introduction of Bonnie for some time. Bonnie's characteristics are reminiscent of Zapata when playing in Atlanta, which is also the type of forward line that Gasperini loves. However, Bonnie has now negotiated a personal agreement with Inter Milan unless Roma's offer is higher and convinced Parma to sell the player to Roma.

There are also rumors that Scarmaca is also a candidate for signing for Rome, but this news has not been confirmed. The reporter said that Roma sports director Gisolfi is also considering two other forward signing targets, namely Lecce's Kelstovic and Napoli's Laspadori. Rome and Lecce director Corvino have a good relationship, and it is more likely to introduce Kelstovic. Laspadori is not a typical center player, and if Roma chooses to introduce him, the tactical system must be changed. The final result may depend on the asking price of the signing target, after all, Roma must carefully sign ups on the premise of complying with UEFA's financial fair competition rules.