Monaco are pondering a loan move for Sampdoria goalkeeper Sergio Romero, according to L’Equipe.
The Principality Club have so far failed to sign a player who would challenge Danijel Subasic for a starting berth despite looking at a number of high-profile shot-stoppers.
Rui Patricio, Julio Cesar and Stephane Ruffier were all linked with a switch to Stade Louis II, but it would appear as though Monaco have turned their attention to Sergio Romero.
The French giants are hoping to sign the Argentina international on a season-long loan, but chances are the player’s current employers won’t be too keen on such an arrangement.
The interesting thing is Romero joined Sampdoria after they were relegated to Serie B, but he was among star performers as the club ensured a straight return to the top flight.
The 26-year-old has established himself as a first choice keeper in Argentina national team and currently has 39 caps to his name.
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