Fulham winger Kevin is among the attacking players being followed by Roma ahead of January, with the Brazilian’s limited playing time potentially opening the door to a loan.
The 2003-born forward has played just 75 minutes in the Premier League this season, according to the report. Alex Iwobi is ahead of him in the pecking order, while manager Álvaro Arbeloa’s tactical preferences have also restricted his opportunities.
That lack of involvement could encourage Kevin and his representatives to consider a move. Fulham, however, would have to weigh any loan against the €40 million investment made to bring him to England.
A player already familiar to Gasperini
Gian Piero Gasperini has followed Kevin since his time at Shakhtar Donetsk, where the Brazilian registered 17 goals and 10 assists before moving to the Premier League.
His performances in Ukraine attracted attention from across Europe, and Roma had already been linked with him in previous months. A difficult spell at Fulham could now give the Giallorossi reason to revisit that interest.
Roma are prioritising an attacking winger for January, with Tony D’Amico looking to broaden Gasperini’s options. Kevin’s availability would depend on whether Fulham are prepared to let him seek regular football elsewhere.
Endrick remains a leading target
Endrick remains at the top of Roma’s attacking shortlist, according to the report, but the club are assessing alternatives.
Matteo Moretto recently identified Roma as the Brazilian’s most concrete Italian option, with competition also coming from England and Portugal.
Jamie Gittens is another Premier League winger linked with a possible loan. Kevin’s situation adds a further possibility to that search, although Fulham’s willingness to sanction a temporary departure remains to be established.
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