Tosin Adarabioyo’s attempts to leave Fulham in the past transfer window were unsuccessful. AS Monaco and a few English clubs were said to be interested in the defender, but a deal never materialized.
The centre-back made one appearance this season, in Fulham’s 2-2 draw with Arsenal in August. He has now recovered from a groin ailment and is back to full strength.
Although the 26-year-old has yet to return to the field, there have been developments behind the scenes regarding his future. According to Romagiallorossa.it, he ‘has been offered’ by AS Roma for the winter market.
Because of Chris Smalling’s injury concerns and Evan Ndicka’s involvement in the AFCON with Ivory Coast at the start of next year, José Mourinho has requested a new centre-back in the next transfer window.
According to reports, middlemen are pitching the talent to numerous European clubs, including the Serie A side.
According to the article, Roma, overseen by general manager Tiago Pinto, must make a decision ‘before Christmas’ on a potential January signing for Adarabioyo. Adarabioyo’s contract expires in 2024, and the next window will provide Marco Silva’s team one last chance to profit from his sale.
