Marash Kumbulla is only back at Trigoria temporarily after his stint at Mallorca didn’t pan out, and let me tell you, the Albanian defender is on the chopping block. He will be sold again, plain and simple.
Kumbulla’s Future Is On The Line
Roma’s sporting director, Tony D’Amico, has his work cut out for him. While the club is working diligently to get Gian Piero Gasperini his first new signing, D’Amico is also laser-focused on moving players out. Kumbulla is clearly number one on that list. He’s not in Gasperini’s plans at all, and D’Amico’s task is to find a new home for him as soon as possible. And get this: Roma has no intention of recording a capital loss on the defender, so it’s not just about getting him out the door, it’s about getting the right deal.
LaLiga Teams Are Watching Closely
Here’s the real kicker: even with his injury history, the 2000-born defender has managed to catch some serious attention. Several Spanish clubs are actively monitoring his situation right now, all with an eye on strengthening their defense. As reported by Matteo Moretto, we’re talking about Rayo Vallecano, Levante, and Elche. Those are three legitimate LaLiga outfits! But hold your horses, none of them have actually gone beyond just kicking the tires. They’re doing their initial exploratory surveys, trying to figure out what Roma’s demands really are.
What Happens Next For Kumbulla?
So, the clock is definitely ticking for Kumbulla and for Roma. D’Amico needs to find a buyer who’s willing to meet their price, and these Spanish clubs are clearly lurking. Will one of them make a concrete move and secure his services, or will this turn into a drawn-out transfer saga? His next destination could absolutely define the trajectory of his career.
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