Daniele Ghilardi hasn’t been getting much playing time in Roma’s early season.
The defender, born in 2003, has played just 144 minutes in the first nine games, between Serie A and the Champions League.
Only Pellegrini (99 minutes), recovering from injury, and Koulierakis (103 minutes), have played fewer minutes. In the Giallorossi’s last match, a 2-0 win against Genoa, the former Verona player came on late in the 88th minute, with the score no longer in the balance.
Daniele Ghilardi isn’t playing much, but he’s still attracted the attention of a major Serie A club.
As Matteo Moretto reports, the Roma defender has been targeted by AC Milan.
The Rossoneri are seeking a central defender, a priority for the upcoming transfer window, and have identified the 2003-born player as a promising Italian who fully fits the profile outlined by the management. Sporting’s Inacio is also on the list.
The situation will evolve with further updates in the coming weeks.