Ola Solbakken set for move back to Rosenborg
Norwegian forward Ola Solbakken is very close to moving back to his homeland.
After joining Roma on a free transfer in January of 2023, Solbakken was unable to break through the ranks.
All of his loans in Japan, Greece and Italy proved unsuccessful and now the player is tipped to make his return to Norway.
As reported by Corriere dello Sport, Roma are finalizing Solbakken's move to Rosenborg – the club where he grew up before moving to Bodo.
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