Roma linked again with Hudson-Odoi
Roma's transfer market is about to get into full swing as Gian Piero Gasperini has taken the reigns to the team.
However, it remains to be seen who will handle the club's transfer business after the news of the dismissal of sporting director Florent Ghisolfi.
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Despite this and the looming Financial Fair Play restrictions, Roma are reportedly very active ahead of the transfer window.
According to English news portal Sunsport, Roma have once again set their sights on Nottingham Forest's Callum Hudson-Odoi.
The player had already ended up on the Giallorossi's radar a few months ago.
The former Chelsea player would fall into the category of players suitable for Gasperini's playing style and a first offer from Trigoria could soon arrive.
Napoli and Manchester United are also interested in the midfielder.
His value is around 25 million euros.
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