Roma Reopen Pursuit of Scamacca for Attacking Reinforcement
Roma are reportedly reviving their interest in Atalanta striker Gianluca Scamacca as the club looks to strengthen its attack ahead of the summer transfer window. The 1999-born forward, who has a contract with Atalanta until June 2027, remains on the Giallorossi's radar and could reunite with manager Gasperini in his native Rome. Scamacca may be available to leave the Bergamo club, though Atalanta are unlikely to negotiate below €30 million. The potential signing hinges on several factors. Should current striker Dovbyk depart, Roma would intensify their push for Scamacca, who could serve as Donyell Malen's backup in the forward line. However, Scamacca's wage demands present an obstacle—he currently earns €3.2 million net per season, a significant commitment for the club's budget. The willingness of both Atalanta's management and sporting director Palladino to sanction a sale will also prove decisive in any potential transfer. With the summer window approaching, Roma face important decisions across their attacking department. Scamacca has been a long-standing target and continues to feature prominently among the club's transfer priorities.
