Roma reportedly eye Bayer Leverkusen's Eliesse Ben Seghir to boost attack

Lorenzo Pellegrini's scans are due tomorrow after he left the pitch during the match against Slovan Bratislava with a muscle problem in his right thigh. Speaking after the game, Gian Piero Gasperini suggested he could be out for around 20 days, but the instrumental tests will give a clearer picture of the diagnosis and recovery time for the number 7. Andrea Colombo of the Como section will referee Napoli-Roma on Saturday at 18:00 at the Maradona, with Bindoni and Rossi as assistants, Sacchi as fourth official, Aureliano on VAR and Meraviglia as AVAR. Roma's record under Colombo is five wins, five draws and one defeat in eleven matches. His most recent Roma games include a 2-1 win over Atalanta and a 2-2 draw in Naples last season. Napoli's record under him is seven wins, one draw and three defeats in eleven meetings. Wesley's form for Roma has attracted attention in the Premier League, where Manchester United are reportedly monitoring the Brazilian winger and could try to bring him to England as early as January. Gasperini has been clear: the player is considered untouchable and the club do not intend to sell him in the winter window. Chelsea also tested the water in the summer with a €50 million offer, which was rejected by Trigoria. Roma would only consider a proposal that is significantly higher. Pruzzo, speaking to Radio Radio, said: "The two matches after Real were needed, because they gave presence and satisfaction. It is a pity that the strikers, in these games, are the ones who should have more space: Castro does not play. I am sorry that Castro never plays. Mora did not take advantage of the opportunity, he is not ready for this stage. It seems to me that it is time to think about another striker." Pes, speaking to TeleRadioStereo, said: "De Roon and Cristante have the same characteristics, I do not think they can play together. De Roon can manage a game from the bench, he has played all of them so far. For me, Cristante-Pisilli is the right pairing. It seems to me it was also the pairing last year, because Koné was injured."

Wesley, one of the most important players in Gian Piero Gasperini's Roma, is attracting strong interest from abroad, with Atletico Madrid also showing considerable appreciation for the Brazilian. In Italy, Inter and Milan are reportedly monitoring his situation. Roma have no intention and no need to sell Wesley, who is under contract until 2030. Any discussion of a possible departure would be pushed back to the next summer transfer window. The club value the 2003-born defender at between €50 million and €60 million. The article's remaining details centre on the player's contract and the club's stance, which leaves Roma in a strong negotiating position should any approach arrive before the next summer window.

Manchester United are reportedly ready to push for Roma winger Wesley in the January transfer window, according to TeamTalk. The Brazilian's recent display against Slovan Bratislava once again underlined how central he has become under Gian Piero Gasperini, and his profile has grown accordingly. A move would not be simple. Roma are unlikely to consider selling one of the most important players in Gasperini's setup mid-season, particularly while the coach is already dealing with several squad problems. Arsenal, managed by Mikel Arteta, have long been mentioned among admirers of the Brazilian and remain in the background. The interest from top English clubs confirms Wesley's rise, as he becomes an increasingly prominent figure in the yellow and red and is watched closely beyond Italy.