After the first flurry of signings (Scuffet, Augello, Sulemana, Oristanio and Jankto), now Cagliari is preparing a new assault on the market. Sporting director Bonato aims to please Ranieri, who in the first conference of the season had expressly asked for an experienced central defender and two forwards.
For the offensive department, all roads lead to Rome, where Cagliari has chosen Eldor Shomurodov. The Uzbek, born in '95, is considered redundant by Mourinho, who in fact removed him from the squad for the Giallorossi tour in Portugal. A signal that shows how close the parties are to closing the deal, with Shomudorov moving to Sardinia on loan with the right to buy and Roma appearing ready to make a substantial contribution to pay for the attacker's salary.
For defense, it comes with the Argentine of Atalanta Palomino. Alternatively, sporting director Bonato has included former Verona and Bologna player Helander, who was released after last season at Rangers in Glasgow.
