Roma sporting director Tony D'Amico has said the club needs a winger with pace and counter-attacking quality, and will try to sign one in the January transfer window. Speaking before the Serie A match against Sassuolo, the club's eleventh league matchday, he said the gap became clear by the end of the summer market. Outlets differ on the setting: GialloRossi.net reports he spoke to reporters at the Stadio Olimpico, while Retesport and Forza Roma attribute his comments to Sky Sport. Asked whether another wide attacker could fix Roma's habit of coming back from behind, D'Amico called it a key issue. Roma News describes him as a "defender," a role the other outlets do not give him.
On Manu Koné, D'Amico said Roma are in contact with all national teams. The Frenchman returns to availability after a week of training, and the coach has chosen to play him, which D'Amico said pleased the club. Forza Roma and Roma News both note that this is Roma's ninth match in 28 days, and that Koné's return lets tired players rest.
GialloRossi.net and Forza Roma also carry D'Amico's comments on Manchester. He said the atmosphere at the stadium pushed hard, but that Roma's best performance came against Real, and that moments of difficulty are normal against such teams. He called the penalty conceded "more than generous," while adding that such a decision should not be given. He said these experiences matter for a Roma that is back in the Champions League after seven years.
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