In an interview, Roma's sporting director, D'Amico, discussed the team's summer transfer activity. He stated that Roma's current squad still lacks a winger, and that Levelin and Luis Enrique were both close to joining the club, but both deals ultimately fell through.
D'Amico stated that his most satisfying moves this summer included renewing the contracts of Dybala, Pellegrini, Cristante, and Mancini. However, Roma failed to deliver the expected reinforcements in the winger position.
When discussing Levelin's transfer, D'Amico revealed: "We had reached an agreement with Roma, Stuttgart, and the player himself, but the player later changed his mind."
Regarding Luis Enrique, D'Amico stated that Roma had initially pushed the deal forward: "We reached an agreement with Zenit, but the deal was ultimately stalled due to banking issues on the Russian side."
Therefore, despite Roma's active efforts to strengthen the winger position, the transfers of Levelin and Luis Enrique fell through, and the team ultimately failed to complete the reinforcement in that position.
