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Roma target Juventus midfielder Kephren Thuram to replace Kone

🇮🇹 By 4All Football Editorial ·
AS Roma are scouting Juventus midfielder Kephren Thuram as a replacement for departing defender Kone, with the search centred at the club’s Trigoria headquarters. The French midfielder has emerged as the leading prospect in Roma’s effort to plug the defensive gap created by the imminent loss of Manu Koné. In the bustling Trigoria headquarters, AS Roma’s scouting department is evaluating Juventus’ midfield roster. The Celik case continues to cast a long shadow over Roma, shaping the club’s transfer agenda. Its lingering impact has forced the scouting department to prioritise immediate reinforcements. Giallorossi management has therefore turned its attention to Juventus, believing a midfielder from the Turin side offers the most direct solution to the defensive gap left by Manu Koné. The club views a Juventus midfielder as the viable replacement for the departing defender. Manu Koné’s prospective sale is being watched by several Premier League clubs, adding pressure on Roma to secure an alternative quickly. Interest from England heightens the urgency for a swift acquisition. SportMediaset‑backed Kephren Thuram is among the names on Roma’s radar, reflecting the French midfielder’s rising profile. His technical skill set and physical attributes have attracted attention across Europe. At present the move remains a transfer idea, but the Juventus midfielder is highly sought after for his technical and physical qualities. Roma’s scouting report rates him as a suitable fit for their tactical system. Should the deal materialise, Thuram would directly fill the void left by Koné, aligning with Roma’s immediate defensive rebuilding plans. The acquisition would complete the club’s response to the challenges posed by the Celik case and Koné’s departure.

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