Spanish winger Angelino is set to return to AS Roma's training camps as he looks to revive his career after nearly a full season without competitive action.
The 27-year-old will join his teammates for the upcoming summer retreat, aiming to regain peak physical condition under coach Gian Piero Gasperini.
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Angelino's Roma Journey
During his first year at Roma, Gasperini was unable to utilize Angelino's qualities.
The Spaniard had previously played under managers De Rossi, Juric, and Ranieri, making 51 appearances, scoring four goals, and providing six assists.
According to reports, Angelino's absence forced Gasperini to adapt his tactics, temporarily moving Wesley to the left flank to cover the shortage, as Tsimikas failed to secure a regular starting role.
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The full-back, born in 1997, now faces a major competitive opportunity despite an uncertain long-term future.
Gasperini appears ready to integrate him into the squad rotation for a demanding season that includes Champions League football, a competition where Angelino has 29 appearances, three goals, and nine assists.
Despite Angelino's return to full fitness, Roma's management continues to monitor the transfer market for left-back options.
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Corriere dello Sport reports that the defender could become a valuable asset at Trigoria, where the club remains confident in his desire to return to prominence.
