Kumbulla Exit Looms as Three Spanish Clubs Circle Roma Defender

Roma have rekindled their interest in Genoa forward Schjelderup, according to Sky Sport. The Norwegian, born in 2004, was tracked by the Giallorossi in January but was removed from the market after scoring twice in the Champions League against Real Madrid. The club have not yet made a formal offer, but Schjelderup remains on their list of targets alongside West Ham's Summerville. Schjelderup impressed at international level, recording a goal and three assists at the World Cup and earning recognition as one of his country's standout performers. Roma view him as a potential reinforcement in their attacking ranks as they continue to assess options in the transfer window.

Manu Koné is available for transfer this summer, with Manchester United leading the pursuit of the Roma midfielder. The Premier League club have placed him on their shortlist of midfielders to buy and have already opened contact with his representatives, according to L'Equipe. Arsenal showed interest weeks earlier but have been overtaken in the race by the Red Devils. Koné impressed at the World Cup with France and now faces a decision on his future. Roma have not yet received any formal offers at their training ground, Trigoria, despite the growing interest from England. The 23-year-old midfielder remains on the club's list of players available for sale, meaning his departure cannot be ruled out.

Roma and Inter are both tracking Verona right-back Rafik Belghali as a potential signing, according to reports from France. The 2002-born Algerian defender has impressed in his first Serie A season and recently scored for his national team at a World Cup match against Austria. Belghali could be a candidate to replace Zeki Çelik at Roma, following the defender's unexpected departure to Juventus after a contract renewal fell through.