Roma are reportedly turning to another Norway international winger, asking Fulham for Oscar Bobb just six months after his €31m move from Manchester City.
It is no secret that the Giallorossi have been trying and failing to sign an attacking wide player for months, faltering in the race for Mason Greenwood, Crysencio Summerville and Alejandro Garnacho.
Their latest target is Antonio Nusa of Norway, but RB Leipzig are setting their asking price very high.
Bobb a cheaper alternative to Nusa
According to Retesport, Roma have now turned to his fellow countryman Bobb, who can play on the right, left, or in a deeper trequartista role and is left-footed.
Coming up through the Manchester City academy since 2019, he was sold to Fulham in January for €31.2m plus a 20 per cent cut of the future fee.
It was not a particularly fruitful move, failing to score or contribute goals in his 16 appearances.
Retesport point out that his agency has strong links with Roma, so starting intensive negotiations should not be an issue.
Source: Football Italia
