Brazil Roma target Fulham Kevin with €50m bid as Gasperini eyes attack

Roma have lodged a €50 million bid for Fulham’s Brazilian winger Kevin, the 2003‑born striker, as manager Gian Piero Gasperini looks to boost the Italian side’s attack, according to GeGlobo. The offer underscores the Giallorossi’s aggressive push in the transfer market and signals their intent to reinforce the front line.

GeGlobo confirms the Giallorossi have set their sights on Kevin, a Brazilian striker born in 2003 who currently plies his trade at the English club Fulham. His age and profile fit the club’s long‑term rebuilding strategy.

The initial approach was rebuffed; Fulham turned down an offer of roughly €50 million in total, comprising a fixed fee and performance bonuses. The English side believes Kevin’s market value is set to rise further, making the current proposal insufficient.

Roma have stated the deal is not yet closed and they continue to assess the best options to reinforce their attack. The Giallorossi remain open to negotiations as they weigh Kevin against other potential signings.

While Kevin features prominently in Gasperini’s scouting, the manager’s primary target remains Antonio Nusa of RB Leipzig, who tops the Giallorossi’s wish list for the winger role.

If the bid succeeds, Roma would add a youthful Brazilian talent to their frontline, potentially enhancing their offensive depth and supporting the Italian side’s long‑term ambitions.

Conversely, Fulham’s rejection preserves the player as a valuable asset, allowing the English club to either retain his services or command a higher fee in the future.