3 months ago
AS Roma star Marash ******* bulla is a man in-demand in Spain with a view to the 2026/27 campaign. This comes amid the understanding that all of Levante, Rayo Vallecano and Elche are keen on the defender's signature.
Kumbulla for his part spent each of the last two seasons plying his trade in La Liga, first with Espanyol, and then RCD Mallorca.
And despite the latter stint having proven a largely disappointing one, the Albanian's reputation appears to remain very much intact in Spain's top-flight.
As per a report from transfer market insider Matteo Moretto, amid respective searches for reinforcements at the back this summer:
'Rayo Vallecano, Levante, and Elche have inquired about Marash ******* bulla.'
#kumbulla #rayo #roma #liga
Kumbulla for his part spent each of the last two seasons plying his trade in La Liga, first with Espanyol, and then RCD Mallorca.
And despite the latter stint having proven a largely disappointing one, the Albanian's reputation appears to remain very much intact in Spain's top-flight.
As per a report from transfer market insider Matteo Moretto, amid respective searches for reinforcements at the back this summer:
'Rayo Vallecano, Levante, and Elche have inquired about Marash ******* bulla.'
#kumbulla #rayo #roma #liga
4 months ago
Marash **** bulla, after a disappointing season on loan at Mallorca, will return to Trigoria.
The defender, owned by Roma until 2028, spoke to Sportitalia about his future.
Born in 2000, he has suffered several injuries this year that have debilitated him, so much so that he's played just 594 minutes, including a yellow card.
Kumbulla has great respect for the Giallorossi coach: "I only have positive things to say about Mr. Gasperini. I knew him before, and I think his career speaks for itself."
"Obviously, I'd love to work with him; I've said that before. But these are things we'll see in the coming weeks, because it's not just up to me or him."
The defender, owned by Roma until 2028, spoke to Sportitalia about his future.
Born in 2000, he has suffered several injuries this year that have debilitated him, so much so that he's played just 594 minutes, including a yellow card.
Kumbulla has great respect for the Giallorossi coach: "I only have positive things to say about Mr. Gasperini. I knew him before, and I think his career speaks for itself."
"Obviously, I'd love to work with him; I've said that before. But these are things we'll see in the coming weeks, because it's not just up to me or him."
