Massara meets with Friedkin to plan Roma’s transfers

Despite a challenging period, marked by injuries and below-expected offensive output, Roma has yet to make any signings in the winter transfer window.

This situation is starting to make headlines, especially given the difficulties encountered this part of the season and the need for action to remain competitive with the club’s objectives.

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Sporting director Frederic Massara has been working for weeks to strengthen Gian Piero Gasperini’s squad.

The priorities are clear, particularly in attack, where Roma needs new scoring options.

The names being closely monitored remain Joshua Zirkzee and Giacomo Raspadori, both considered essential to the club’s technical project.

At the moment, however, neither negotiation has reached a positive conclusion. Despite long-standing discussions, the arrival of both the Dutch and Italian strikers in the capital continues to be delayed.

Difficulties concern several aspects that have thus far prevented a deal from being finalized.

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To bring about a decisive turning point, as reported by Alfredo Pedullà, a meeting is underway between the Giallorossi management, represented by Massara, and the Friedkin ownership.

The goal is to find a definitive solution that will unblock the transfer market and provide Gasperini with the requested reinforcements, essential for the second half of the season.