De Rossi considers changing Roma’s formation to improve service for Artem Dovbyk | OneFootball

Daniele De Rossi is determined to get Artem Dovbyk his first goal.

Having praised him for his performances in the first three games of the season, De Rossi knows just how important it is for Dovbyk to start scoring for his new club following his much talked about move from Girona as La Liga’s top goal-scorer last season.

To maximize Dovbyk’s performances, De Rossi is considering changing the team’s formation and moving to a 3-4-2-1, which could favor the attacker with more offensive support.

This new system would see two attacking midfielders in Dybala and Soulé behind Dovbyk, with Saelemaekers on the right and Angelino on the left, creating more opportunities to deliver crosses and useful balls into the center of the area.

Furthermore, the assistance of the two Argentinians, writes La Gazzetta dello Sport, would help make Dovbyk feel less isolated and improve Roma’s offensive play.

However, before implementing this plan, the physical condition of the attacker remains to be assessed, as he suffered an adductor problem during his matches with the Ukrainian national team. However, there is optimism regarding his recovery for the match against Genoa.