Devyne Rensch could be one of the names set to spark Roma’s summer transfer window.
According to Corriere dello Sport, despite a stellar season finale, culminating in a decisive performance against Parma in the race for Champions League qualification, the Dutch full-back’s future in the capital appears far from certain.
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The 2003-born player made his mark in the latter part of the season, proving crucial in the match at the Tardini with the goal that temporarily equalized and the penalty he won that allowed Roma to complete their comeback.
This important contribution has strengthened his image in the eyes of Giallorossi fans.
Rensch’s season, however, has been marked by inconsistent use.
Between the league, Europa League, and Coppa Italia, the defender has often alternated between strong performances and less impressive periods, finding his feet mostly during games.
This situation could push him to evaluate new opportunities to achieve greater consistency and increased playing time.
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Meanwhile, Roma is planning some changes on the flanks for next season. Wesley is a key player in the coaching project, while Celik’s contract renewal is approaching.
The situations surrounding Angeliño and Tsimikas, who is set to return to Liverpool after his time with the Giallorossi, remain unresolved.
On the transfer front, Dodô’s profile continues to be monitored, as he could leave Fiorentina in the coming weeks. Napoli also remains keenly interested in the Brazilian, ready to enter the race to secure one of the most sought-after full-backs in the Italian league.
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