This reinforcement strategy is not difficult to understand, and it's not hard to implement either. Just find a top-tier winger who excels in dribbling breakthroughs. But for the past few seasons, Rome has insisted on taking chances rather than spending big money to buy outstanding wingers.
Because outstanding wingers are becoming increasingly valuable and expensive.
Moreover, they are very rare and hard to purchase.
At least within Italy, there are no truly outstanding winger players.
Sevajos might count as one.
Becher's could previously count as half, and now it probably counts as one.
As for excellent wingers from outside leagues, they are even less willing to come to Serie A.
Everyone knows that Serie A is good at defense, and forwards will definitely see their stats shrink upon arrival. Serie A is in decline, so why bask in the sunset? Why not enjoy the midday glory of the Premier League and La Liga?
