Roma Keen on Bayer Leverkusen Starlet Alajbegovic

Roma have been already holding tabs on Kerim Alajbegovic, and his stellar efficiency in opposition to Italy additional enticed them to attempt to signal him in the summertime. The 18-year-old is presently at RB Salzburg, however Bayer Leverkusen exercised their €8M buy-back clause. He’ll return to Germany in June.

In accordance with Corriere dello Sport (through Calciomercato), the current flip of occasions doesn’t fully nix his switch within the subsequent window. Nevertheless, Die Aspirin would should be compensated profusely for that to occur. The Giallorossi must tender €20M or so to have an actual shot.

Roma are critically weighing concentrating on Alajbegovic. They face some monetary limitations, however their house owners love buying prodigies. They’ve invested so much in U-24 gamers in recent times. Their lone everlasting January addition was Robinio Vaz.

The 18-year-old Bosnian expertise has registered 11 targets and three assists in Austria this marketing campaign, his maiden one among the many professionals contemporary off Bayer Leverkusen’s academy. He has eight caps with Bosnia’s senior group.

The Giallorossi have shortlisted the starlet among the many candidates to interchange Paulo Dybala. Boca Juniors aren’t his solely suitors. Galatasaray, Fenerbahce, and Flamengo are additionally ready within the wings to see whether or not he’ll actually depart on a free and would doubtless suggest bigger contracts.

Our Tackle Roma and Alajbegovic

Gian Piero Gasperini has been sluggish and cautious in grooming children this marketing campaign, in all probability as a result of he needed to claim himself first, however he’s absolutely masterful in that. The attacker regarded like one million bucks in opposition to Italy, absolutely catching the eye of many groups. It’s fully potential that Die Aspirin will simply lean on him for a 12 months or two, except an enormous bid bowls them over.

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