Roma make Davis their attacking priority as Udinese brace for summer exodus

Keinan Davis has emerged as a priority target for Roma’s new sporting director Tony D’Amico, with the Anglo-Jamaican striker identified as the ideal profile to provide Gian Piero Gasperini with greater attacking options following a season in which Davis scored 10 goals in 30 appearances to cement his status as one of Serie A’s most effective centre-forwards.

According to Tutto Udinese, via TuttoMercatoWeb, Davis sits at the top of D’Amico’s wishlist for the attack, a significant endorsement for a player who has taken time to establish himself in Italy but has now delivered convincing evidence of his quality at the highest level.

For Udinese, the interest arrives at an already delicate moment.

Oumar Solet’s expected move to Inter appears increasingly inevitable, while Thomas Kristensen has reportedly attracted sufficient admiration to give the club cause for concern.

Nicolò Zaniolo, freshly purchased from Galatasaray, has already publicly expressed his frustration over the club’s refusal to improve his wages and is actively considering his options.

The Friulian club face a summer of significant attrition, and losing Davis on top of everything else would represent a major blow.