Roma are ready to strengthen their attacking flank ahead of the January window, with Massimiliano Alvini's team, Frosinone, continuing to attract interest from the Giallorossi. The Rome club have already shown particular interest in young Georgian winger Giorgi Kvernadze, who has attracted the attention of several teams after a season of solid performances.
Kvernadze, born in 2003, scored five goals in the championship and Italian Cup for Frosinone and has proven to be a versatile player, capable of operating from both the left and right. His ability to create opportunities and finalize actions makes him an ideal candidate for the needs of Gian Piero Gasperini, who is looking for an immediately expendable offensive winger with growth potential. The Frosinone club has valued the youngster at around 20-25 million euros, a figure that could convince president Stirpe to consider the deal.
However, Roma have also kept Brazilian Endrick on their roster, who has shown notable potential but has been little used in the current season. Roma president Tony D'Amico continued to work on the possibility of bringing the Real Madrid player to the capital, despite José Mourinho's opposition to his transfer. Roma have already attempted to structure an agreement in the summer and could resume negotiations in the winter window, even with a temporary solution.
In addition to Kvernadze and Endrick, the list of potential acquisitions includes other names such as William Gomes, Jamie Leweling and Jamie Gittens. However, Roma seems to prefer players from the Italian market, where adaptation is more predictable. Frosinone's next match, against Lecce, will offer Kvernadze a further opportunity to consolidate his season and keep the interest of Serie A clubs alive.
In summary, Roma are carefully evaluating the options available to enrich their offensive squad. Kvernadze represents a concrete and immediate alternative, while Endrick remains the main choice, although the negotiation with Real Madrid presents difficulties. The January window will be decisive in defining the final moves of the Rome club.