Roma not interested in Fulham’s Bobb


Rumors of Roma’s interest in 2003-born winger Oscar Bobb emerged yesterday.

However, as reported by Fabrizio Romano on his YouTube channel, the Norwegian, owned by Fulham, is not among the Giallorossi management’s targets to strengthen the attack.

Sporting director Tony D’Amico is evaluating other options for Gian Piero Gasperini.

Other names on Roma’s radar include Antonio Nusa of Leipzig and Milan’s Nkunku.



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