Salernitana are said to have held talks about bringing in forward Felix Afena-Gyan.
The newly promoted club are keen to sign the striker but As Roma are only willing to loan him out.
According to reports both clubs met before the Serie A match on Sunday. Bryan Cristante's strike in the 33rd minute gave Roma a 1-0 victory over Salerniterna.
The 19 year old was unused by manager Jose Mourinho.
Felix Afena-Gyan's contract with AS Roma has been extended until June 2026, but As Roma are looking to clear space in attack in order to sign Belotti, and Felix Afena-Gyan is the player they want to trade.
The teen sensation had a breakthrough season last season, when he was promoted to the first team by Jose Mourinho.
He made his first appearance against Cagliari in Serie A in November 2022, before scoring his first two goals in the victory over Genoa in the Serie A.
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Salernitana have joined Sassuolo in the race for the signature of Ghanaian forward Felix Afena-Gyan.
The 19-year old is expected to move in the summer transfer window with both Sassuolo and Salernitana hoping to secure his services on loan.
We can reveal that, the Sporting Director who brought him to AS Roma is hoping to sign him for Salernitana, but face competition from Sassuolo FC.
Felix Afena-Gyan inked a four-year deal in the summer transfer window but chances of first team football looks narrow.
The young attacker will be eyeing a place in Ghana's team for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar and regular play time will be very keen to his inclusion following the arrival of Inaki Williams and Ransford-Yeboah Konigsdorffer.
The youngster had a breakthrough season last year, when he was promoted to the first team by Coach Jose Mourinho.
He made his first appearance against Cagliari in the Serie A in November 2022, before scoring his first two goals in the victory over SC Genoa.
AS Roma rewarded the sensational youngster with a new long term deal following interest from Crystal Palace and clubs in the Serie A.
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