Roma are not waiting for the final days of the transfer window to do the thinking for them. They are already working through options, and Jamie Leweling has now emerged as one of the names in the conversation as the club tries to strengthen both attack and midfield before time runs out.
That is the broader picture around Gian Piero Gasperini’s side: activity, not hesitation. On the day referenced, Balerdi arrived, while Neil El Aynaoui was potentially on his way out, which only underlines how much movement Roma are trying to manage at once. In that context, Gianluca Di Marzio of Sky Sport reported that Roma are also in contact with Stuttgart winger Jamie Leweling and Wolves’ Andre.
Roma's transfer priorities are clear
The names around Leweling help explain the scale of Roma’s search. The article also points to Luiz Henrique, Jamie Gittens and Malick Fofana among the targets being considered, which suggests Roma are casting a wide net rather than building around a single option. That usually tells you two things: the club want flexibility, and they know the market can move fast when the window is down to its last days.
There is also a clear sporting logic behind the links. Roma are looking to reinforce both midfield and attack, so a player like Leweling fits into a wider attempt to add more options in the final third. Whether that leads to a deal is another question, especially with limited time left and several names in play, but the intent is obvious enough.
For Roma, the final stretch of the window is now about turning contact into decisions. Leweling is part of that picture, and so is the bigger question of how much change the squad can absorb before the deadline arrives.
