AS Roma is reigniting talks with Torino for the acquisition of Alessio Cacciamani, the young winger who impressed last year with Juve Stabia. After an initial rejection from Torino, the negotiations seemed to have stalled, but now the discussions have resumed and, according to Alfredo Pedullà, the deal could be concluded soon.
What happened?
Roma initially offered around €7 million for Cacciamani, but Torino rejected it, valuing the player at over €10 million. The Giallorossi also attempted to include Marash Kumbulla in the deal, but without success. Now, after a pause, the two clubs are back at the negotiating table and could reach an agreement.
Why it matters for AS Roma
AS Roma is looking to strengthen its offensive department, particularly on the left flank, where Wesley is the starter. Cacciamani could be a great alternative, offering dynamism and technical quality. With the team finishing last season in third place in Serie A with 73 points and a streak of 5 consecutive wins, the arrival of a new player could be crucial to maintaining competitiveness.
What comes next?
The negotiations are ongoing and, if an agreement is reached, Cacciamani could become Roma's next signing. The Giallorossi are determined to strengthen the squad and, with the season yet to begin, there is time to finalize the operation.
