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Yahoo
28-05-2025
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Roma eyeing Robin Gosens at Gasperini's request
Roma are already planning their summer moves with the prospect of Gian Piero Gasperini leading the team next season. Giallorossi sporting director Florent Ghisolfi is working to improve the squad for next season, and the flanks are one of the areas identified for possible interventions during the summer transfer market. Advertisement As Leggo reports, among the names that have ended up on the notebook of the Giallorossi management is Robin Gosens, currently at Fiorentina. The German winger would be a welcome profile at Trigoria, both for his athletic qualities and for his Serie A experience. Interest in Gosens could intensify if Gian Piero Gasperini were to officially become the new coach of Roma. The Italian coach, still in negotiations with the club, has already coached Gosens with excellent results in Bergamo, where the German winger has had some of his most brilliant seasons, especially in terms of goalscoring.
Yahoo
08-05-2025
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Fiorentina Buy Out Former Atalanta and Inter Star
Robin Gosens has found a new home at Fiorentina and resumed performing at high levels after struggling to do so after leaving Atalanta a few years ago. He joined the Viola on a season-long loan with a conditioned obligation to buy. The parameters have been met in the past round, Corriere dello Sport informs (via Fantacalcio). He had to make at least 30 45-minute-long appearances. It happened against Roma, where he left at halftime due to a knock and an illness. He has been a day-one starter and only missed time due to a knee bruise about a month ago. Advertisement Fiorentina will spend €7.5M to redeem Gosens. The veteran has notched five goals and four assists so far this season. He has been thriving since Raffaele Palladino switched permanently to a three-man defense, where he can play in his best position as a wingback. The 30-year-old peaked at Atalanta a few years back but struggled to find his footing at Inter following a €30M move due to a few injuries. The Nerazzurri eventually cut bait and shipped him off to Union Berlin for €13M. He started to roar back in the Bundesliga but seized the opportunity to return to Italy last summer as he wasn't totally comfortable in his home country. The German national tr Our Take on Fiorentina and Gosens He quashed the legitimate reservations, as his Inter spell couldn't have gone any worse, and it's nice to see one of the best specialists back to doing his thing and being a menace in the box like in his heyday.
Yahoo
07-05-2025
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Report: Fiorentina to make Gosens transfer permanent
Germany's Robin Gosens reacts during the UEFA Nations League soccer match between Hungary and Germany at Puskas Arena. The move of Gosens from Union Berlin to Italy's Fiorentina will become permanent in summer because he has played a certain number of matches there, Kicker sports magazine said on Wednesday. Christian Charisius/dpa The move of Germany full back Robin Gosens from Bundesliga club Union Berlin to Italy's Fiorentina will become permanent in summer because he has played a certain number of matches there, Kicker sports magazine said on Wednesday. Kicker said that Gosens had featured in more than 60% of Fiorentina's official games since an original season-long loan transfer last summer. The report said that the Florence club must now pay Union €7.5 million ($8.5 million). Advertisement The news is yet to be confirmed by the clubs but Italian media have also reported that the permanent transfer was imminent. Gosens, 30, came to Union from Inter Milan in 2023 but never made a real impact. He returned to Italy, where he previously also played at Atalanta, and has featured in 39 matches for Fiorentina, scoring six goals and providing nine assists. Fiorentina are eighth in the Serie A and in the semi-finals of the Conference League where they face Real Betis of Spain in the second leg match on Thursday.
Yahoo
08-02-2025
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Fiorentina Star Calls Inter Milan ‘Top Team' – Adds ‘I Have No Regrets About Leaving'
Robin Gosens says that Inter Milan are 'a top team' but that he has 'no regrets' about leaving the Nerazzurri. The German spoke to Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport in an interview published in today's print edition, via FCInterNews. Robin Gosens spent a season and a half as an Inter player. The German international arrived from Atalanta in January of 2022. And there were big expectations for Gosens at Inter. He had undoubtedly been one of the outstanding wide players in Serie A during his time at Atalanta. However, Gosens never quite managed to reproduce his best form in a Nerazzurri shirt. Part of the reason for this was certainly fitness-related. Gosens was recovering from a long-term muscle problem when he joined Inter. And for a player reliant on pace and explosiveness, any loss of athleticism was always going to make Gosens less effective. Then, there was the rise of Federico Dimarco. When Gosens signed for Inter, the expectation was that he'd be the long-term heir to Ivan Perisic on the left flank. But after Perisic left, it was Dimarco rather than Gosens who truly stepped up into that role. Robin Gosens left Inter in the summer of 2023. He joined Union Berlin in the Bundesliga. Things did not work out for Gosens in the German capital. Therefore, he returned to Serie A last summer, signing for Fiorentina. And the 30-year-old is finally back to something like his best at the Stadio Artemio Franchi. Gosens said that when he joined Inter it was 'a top team with top players, as with today.' 'The winning mentality made a big imprint on me. The unique desire for victory.' 'Even after a bad match the important thing was to go back to the dressing room with the result,' said the German. 'Having been in an environment for eighteen months is something I'm truly grateful for,' admitted Gosens. As far as regrets, the Fiorentina wingback said that 'I don't have any.' 'In the end, it was Dimarco who exploded in form after I arrived. That's something I just have to accept.'
