Diomansy Kamara's agent has revealed that Roma are still keen on the Senegalese international. The former Modena star was linked with a return to Italy in the summer with both Roma and Torino interested. Roma's interest remains and they are believed to be weighing up a bid for Kamara, although Valencia's Francesco Tavano is also on their shopping list. Kamara's agent Fabrizio Ferrari insists Roma are ready to mount another bid in January. "Kamara was bought by West Brom for £2m, but I believe he is now worth more, seeing as he also scored a brace in the last match," Ferrari told Radio Centro Suono. "It might take up to £2.8m to convince the club to let him leave. Kamara's move to Roma does not depend on us, but on West Brom's chairman, who adores the player and is not keen on seeing him return to Italy. "He was close to joining the Giallorossi this summer, but then there were complications so Roma chose Mirko Vucinic and did not renew their offer. "I think it's too early now to say if there is a true chance of seeing Kamara move, it is not an easy operation. English football is very rich and the clubs are not willing to let the best players leave."
