Roma are looking to the Czech Republic to strengthen their midfield ahead of the winter transfer window. Among the names reportedly on the Giallorossi's radar is David Moses, a 2002-born midfielder from Slavia Prague . According to Africafoot , the player has attracted the attention of sporting director Tony D'Amico, who is scouting for new players to make available to Gian Piero Gasperini.
The young midfielder has become one of the key players for Slavia Prague, a leading team in the Czech league. His performances have reportedly sparked interest from Roma, who are reportedly considering a move to expand their central midfield options. The Czech club, however, has a particularly long contract: Moses is tied to Slavia Prague until June 2029, with a reported value of around €10 million.
Roma's midfield emergency is accelerating transfer market evaluations.
The injuries to Manu Koné and Bryan Cristante have brought the need to expand Gasperini's rotation back into focus. The Giallorossi coach continues to request reinforcements in certain areas of the squad, and midfield is one of the areas the club could address as early as January.
At the moment, it seems to be just an interest, with no concrete developments on the negotiations front, but the Slavia Prague player's name could become topical again as the winter transfer window approaches.
