Roma studying transfer formula for Salzburg's Nene Dorgeles
According to Il Corriere dello Sport, Gian Piero Gasperini is looking for a player who can provide a change of pace, who combines game reading with physical exuberance, easy dribbling, and good goalkeeping skills.
All these characteristics are present in Salzburg's Nene Dorgeles: he scored 15 goals and provided nine assists last season.
His value is around €20 million, but for now, Roma sporting director Frederic Massara must focus on value for money and find a different formula: perhaps a buy option after a loan deal, even a costly one, to avoid another major investment from the Giallorossi.
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