According to the latest report from Di Marzio, an authoritative expert in the field of transfer, Serie A powerhouse Roma is considering intervening in the current transfer negotiations between Atletico Madrid and Ukrainian striker Dovbic, with the intention of "intercepting" the highly effective scorer. Roma's move is aimed at strengthening its forward line to make up for the vacancy left by Lukaku's return to Chelsea after his loan expiration.
Roma is currently facing the problem of lack of firepower in the front line. Although the team has an orthodox center forward such as Abraham, his frequent injuries and unstable form after recovering from injuries have made manager Daniele De Rossi worried about the team's attacking ability. Therefore, the introduction of a new striker has become an urgent need for Roma.
Dovbik's outstanding performance as a favorite in the transfer market naturally attracted the attention of several clubs. At the beginning of the transfer window, AC Milan showed strong interest in him, but with Milan's success in bringing in the more affordable Morata, the chase for Dovbic came to an end. Since then, Dovbik and Atlético Madrid have agreed on personal terms and look set to join the Beds.
However, the sudden intervention of Roma has certainly added a new variable to the transfer. The 27-year-old Dovbic performed well in all competitions on behalf of Girona last season, contributing 24 goals and 10 assists in 39 appearances, showing high goal-scoring efficiency and all-round attacking ability. This kind of performance undoubtedly makes Roma see the possibility that his joining can significantly improve the strength of the team's front line.
For Roma, the successful introduction of Dovbic will be an important reinforcement. He will not only provide a stable source of goals for the team, but also create more chances for his teammates in the attacking end. At the same time, his arrival will also further stimulate the competitive atmosphere within the team, pushing other players to train and play harder.
