With the season already over, European teams have been eager to prepare for some action in the transfer market, and Serie A powerhouse Roma is no exception. It is certain that after Mourinho coaches Roma this summer, the team is bound to carry out player turnover. Gazzetta dello Sport said that Rome expects to strengthen the goalkeeper position, they identified the Juventus No. 1 goalkeeper Szczesny, but the zebra legion for the Polish bid reached 30 million euros, which may become the biggest block of the deal.
Szczesny, 31, has had youth training experience at Legia Warsaw and Arsenal, and since making his first-team debut at Arsenal in 2009, the Polish international goalkeeper has been loaned out to Brentford, then a League One team, to build up his experience.From the summer of 2011, Szczesny has become Arsenal's unchallenged first-team goalkeeper, but in the 2014-15 season, Szczesny's playing time has dropped dramatically. After the end of the loan period of the loan of Roma, Szczesny did not pick to return to Arsenal, because Cech was already sitting in the starting position of the Arsenal goalkeeper. Eventually, Szczesny transferred to join Juventus and became the main goalkeeper of Juventus in recent seasons.
La Gazzetta dello Sport says that Roma see Szczesny as one of their goalkeeper reinforcements this summer, with the Zebras bidding €30 million for the Pole. According to the news, such a price may only be affordable to the Premier League team, Rome looks less willing to spend so much transfer fee on a 31-year-old player. However, Roma have not given up and are looking forward to bringing Szczesny back to the city under the most favorable circumstances. If it is possible to recall Szczesny on a loan deal with a purchase clause, then Roma would be more than willing to do so.
