Artem Dovbyk’s future appears destined to be far from the capital. Roma’s Ukrainian striker, currently sidelined with a left thigh injury sustained against Lecce, is being eyed by several European...
Artem Dovbyk’s future appears destined to be far from the capital.
Roma’s Ukrainian striker, currently sidelined with a left thigh injury sustained against Lecce, is being eyed by several European clubs.
According to Turkish journalist Ekrem Konur, Fenerbahce have already made the first move, initiating contact with the Giallorossi to explore their availability for a transfer.
The 1997-born striker has been targeted by several European clubs, increasing interest despite his poor first half of the season with the Trigoria club.
Not just the Turkish club, in fact: Everton, Napoli, Juventus, West Ham, Leeds, and Atlético Madrid are also reportedly among the contenders, all ready to enter the race for the striker, who could leave Roma as early as January given the arrivals of Robinio Vaz and, barring unforeseen circumstances, Malen.
The club’s intention appears to be to completely overhaul the attack, and Dovbyk, after scoring just three goals in Serie A in the first 20 matchdays, appears close to leaving.
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