Roma s transfer is delayed, Gasperini has many difficulties, captain Pellegrini becomes useless

Rome has been a little annoyed lately.

In the first year of Gasperini's office, the Serie A is about to start, but the old man hopes that the lineup still does not have a complete prototype. The winger and center he hopes for has no following, and the club still has too many redundant staff and cannot find the next one.

In the transfer market this summer, Roma has signed midfielder Ainavi, full-back Wesley, substitute goalkeeper Vosques, defender Gilardi, and forward Evan Ferguson, but this is far from meeting Gasperini's expectations. Gasperini hopes to speed up the pace of the transfer now, but Roma's director Masala seems to be a little indescribable. Roma's previous pursuit hit the wall in the process of pursuing it. Whether it is Manchester City's young winger Echevili or Wolves' Fabio Silva, the opponent's club is not willing to let the players go to Italy.

Masala's biggest trouble is that to introduce new players, they must first sell the redundant members of the team, but this seems to be more difficult than climbing the sky. For example, Dovbik's stay and stay has been delayed for a long time. As the number one attacker last season, some teams are currently chasing Dovbik. Gasperini originally hoped to use the cost of selling Dovbik to bring his former disciple Hoylen, but now Hoylen is getting closer and closer to AC Milan.

The other two key names are Pellegrini and Ndika, one is the captain of Rome, and the other is the player with the highest attendance rate last season. Due to poor condition and psychological problems, Pellegrini has lost the support of the locker room, and his captain's armband was also transferred by Gasperini to Salave. If Pellegrini also leaves, it will definitely be a big shock to Rome, because his transfer will definitely indicate the gradual disappearance of the Roman elements in Rome; Rome's stay and leave are also very contradictory, because if Dovpick cannot be sold, they can only sell Ndika in exchange for considerable funds, and then go to the transfer market to introduce younger and more future-oriented players.

To a certain extent, Roma's early preparations and transfer work this season are not ideal. Judging from his performance in the warm-up match, Enavi is also slow to enter the state, and Wesley has not fully integrated. Perhaps we really cannot have too much expectations for the performance of the Red Wolves in Gasperini's first season.