Rensch could depart Roma this summer

Rensch could depart Roma this summer Devyne Rensch played a key role in Roma’s third-place finish and Champions League qualification. The Dutch full-back spearheaded the comeback against Parma at the Tardini, allowing Roma to liven up their dream of playing for the Champions League: a goal and a penalty earned by Malen, both in the closing minutes. The player’s exploits may not be enough to secure his spot at Trigoria next season. Rensch’s future, in fact, remains up in the air. Rensch isn’t the type of winger Gasperini is crazy about. The Grugliasco-born coach wants to start over with Wesley and Celik, with Angelino getting a second chance. The Dutchman therefore risks becoming the reserve of the reserve, as the club is looking for other players in the position. As Corriere dello Sport reports, Rensch would like more playing time, but doesn’t seem to be available at Roma, which is considering making a capital gain from a potential sale. The Dutch full-back arrived in the capital for around €6 million, and his valuation has increased by 50%. The Giallorossi will sit down to negotiate the departure of the former Ajax player for a fee ranging between €10 and €12 million. Now Rensch and Roma are at a crossroads: he’s one of the players they can sacrifice to settle the books, as he could generate a capital gain useful for fulfilling the settlement agreement.