Roma eyeing Kleindienst as alternative to Artem Dovbyk
Despite scoring 17 goals this season, Artem Dovbyk has not yet fully convinced Roma's management, who continue to explore the international market in search of a reliable centre-forward.
Word has been circulating from England that the Roman club is interested in Tim Kleindienst, a striker for Borussia Mönchengladbach.
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The centre-forward has attracted attention for his performances in the Bundesliga and for the national team, with 4 goals in 6 appearances.
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the price set for his transfer is around 25 million euros, a demanding figure but not out of reach for a club like Roma.
However, the competition is far from easy to beat: Wolverhampton, Everton, West Ham and Tottenham have all expressed interest in the player, and in Germany Bayern Munich is keeping an eye on him as a possible reinforcement for the bench.
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