Roma market, there's also a former Napoli player on Gian Piero Gasperini’s list

In order to continue to battle in the very top positions of the standings, Roma urgently needs a graft for the offensive department.Gian Piero Gasperini is not satisfied with Artem Dovbyk and Evan Ferguson and has already asked the Giallorossi management to intervene in the winter soccer market window. So far, the Capitoline team has scored 15 goals in Serie A, almost half of Inter (which has a 1-point lead over Roma) and on par with eighth-place Lazio. The main target for the attack is Joshua Zirkzee but in the last hours a new hypothesis has popped up: bringing Giacomo Raspadori back to our league.

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The center forward in the summer left Napoli to move to Atletico Madrid, which shelled out 22 million euros to acquire him. Raspadori has had some difficulty settling in in Madrid and the results show it: so far he has played just 291 minutes between the Champions League and La Liga, too meager a haul to be satisfied with. Cholo Simeone has so far always said that it is a matter of time but it is undeniable that there are a few too many problems. For this reason, the Colchoneros are considering the’loan option, in this way the club hopes to put a smile back on Raspadori&#8217s face and get him back more mature at the end of the season.

The Capitoline management is also evaluating various profiles including Arnaud Kalimuendo, who is finding very little space at Nottingham Forest and is obviously unhappy with the scant minutes. The young French striker moved to the Premier League in the summer, when Nottingham Forest poured 30 million euros into the coffers of Stade Rennes to acquire him. An initial adaptation period is of course justified but we are talking about a real case here: Arnaud Kalimuendo has played less than 300 minutes so far, spread over 11 games, between the EFL Cup, Europa League and Premier League. He has thus played just 7 percent of the available minutes and has never started, a clear sign that something is wrong. According to English media, the striker has already told his entourage to look for an alternative solution for January.

Beware of competition from AC Milan, which seems now determined to part with Santiago Gimenez: the Mexican striker has several admirers in the Premier League and Massimiliano Allegri does not seem willing to give him further time to prove his worth.