Roma have renewed their interest in Kerim Alajbegovic.

The Bosnian is the player being secretly negotiated by Roma’s management to fill the left wing spot.

Nusa and El Mala appear to be outside the Roma budget. So the 18-year-old is back on track after a spring courtship. The meetings, handshakes, and discussions that—like the player’s technical evaluations—didn’t materialize back then can now flourish. Perhaps even at the cost of paying a few million euros more for a price that has soared since the World Cup.

The Bosnian talent played well, even scoring a goal against Qatar in the group stage, writes Marco Juric in La Repubblica. And so his name has ended up on the radar of scouts across Europe.

His price tag? At least 30 million euros. A figure that, compared to the prices circulating in recent weeks, can be considered affordable. It’s a shame that Roma, who were the first to land the winger, now have company: Chelsea, Atalanta, and Napoli are among the options on the wing.