Roma turn to Lulli after Oosterwolde deal collapses as window narrows

Roma’s pursuit of a replacement for right‑back Jayden Oosterwolde has stalled after the Fenerbahçe deal fell through, prompting the Giallorossi to consider keeping their current wingers and turning attention to youngster Emanuele Lulli, whose impressive debut against Fiorentina has caught Gian Piero Gasperini’s eye.

The proposed move to Fenerbahçe for right‑back Jayden Oosterwolde fell through, leaving the Giallorossi without a direct replacement as the transfer window edges towards its deadline.

According to today’s newspapers, Gian Piero Gasperini’s assessment has been swayed by the growth of Emanuele Lulli, who delivered a convincing debut against Fiorentina.

The young winger could add depth on the right flank, partnering established international Nahuel Molina and offering the coach an extra outlet.

On the opposite side, Roma already have options in Wesley and Devyne Rensch, reducing the urgency for another signing.

Consequently, the club may stick with its current wingers and postpone further investment until January, while D’Amico could still chase a late‑hour opportunity, though a new winger is not a priority.

At the window’s close, attention turns to the left‑sided attacker role that Gasperini deems crucial, with Jamie Bynoe‑Gittens and Malick Fofana remaining the main names on the table; after Balerdi, Roma could channel its final effort exclusively into the attack.