Three Serie A signings could be leaving their new teams already

Serie A in recent times has been one of the hardest times to adapt to, with its largely defensive style of play, and difficult wing positions. This is why Serie A often sees some flop signings join the league and leaving all the backroom staff extremely disappointed.

This season the need to get signings right is higher, with the current competitiveness of Serie A. So far only four points separate the top with AC Milan first with 31 and AS Roma fourth with 27. However, Roma deficit could be a lot smaller, or they could be higher if they had better goalscoring.

This also relates to their current attackers, with both Evan Ferguson and Leon Bailey coming in on loan from Premier League sides. Reports already said that Ferguson will likely be sent back to Brighton in January (read more here) but Bailey could also leave.

This is according to reports from Nico Schira which state that Roma will likely terminate his loan. This will have to be done in January and is a sign that Roma are looking to purchase come January. This is a sign that there want to win and there not gonna wait for Bailey who has already missed nine league games to be ready.

Roma’s Leon Bailey celebrates scoring before the goal is ruled out by VAR for offside during the UEFA Europa League match at Celtic Park, Glasgow….

Nico Schira reports that another new signing from this summer could be leaving, but not from Roma. Instead its from Juventus, who looked like title challengers before the season. However, poor recruitment in the players and staff has left the club on the outside looking in.

This would be Joao Mario who was signed on a swap deal in the summer, which saw Alberto Costa return to Portugal. This deal looks poor for Juventus as Joao Mario has only played in 11 games so far this season. Many of these he has come off the bench instead of staring.

He also hasn’t faced any injury setbacks which would mean he would miss time. The deal is made worse by the fact that before leaving Juventus, Alberto Costa was breaking out for the side under Tudor. Costa was a consistent starter and top performer for Juventus in the club world cup.