Today the news from Rome came, without saying much, look directly at the content:
This year, Roma invited Mourinho to coach the team, and after Mourinho came to the team, Roma's attention rose sharply. Recently, the Italian media announced the attendance of major teams in Serie A. Among them, Milan ranks first with an average attendance of 42,033 per game, the second is Roma's 40,869, the third is Inter's 40,628, the fourth is Napoli's 25,880, the fifth is Lazio's 23,555, and the sixth is Juve's 19,924. As can be seen from the data, the number of people on the seat of Roma has increased significantly, which has a lot to do with the joining of Mourinho. And Juve, because of the departure of C Ronaldo, the number of people in attendance has dropped significantly.
Recently, Marca reported that Roma have been pursuing Atletico's Mexican midfielder Herrera, and now Roma are very close to signing players. This season, Herrera has not had many opportunities, players want to leave the team, and Atletico are willing to let Herrera go for free in the winter window, while milan and many other teams want to get Herrera, but players prefer to work with Mourinho. Roma are now actively reaching out to the players and he will likely join Roma for free in the winter window, which would be a good deal if the deal is made.
Well-known journalist Schila said that because the American guard Reynolds in the Roma team is difficult to get a chance in the team, Roma hopes to work out on loan in the winter window. At present, there are teams in Serie A who have their eyes on Reynolds, Bruges from the first division and Hull City from the Championship are hoping to loan Reynolds, and Roma are willing to send Reynolds away depending on where Reynolds is willing to play. However, personally, he went to Hull City to adapt to the high confrontation of the Championship, and maybe it was better for the players.
Other news from Rome include: The Italian market reported that Roma are still pursuing Grylic, and if they can't sign players, Roma will pursue Bayern's Rocca and Winkles. "Roma Sports" reported that although Abraham said he was fine after the game, his ankle is still sore, and Roma is currently examining Abraham. The Repubblica newspaper reported that Roma terminated the construction plan of the new stadium, for which Roma ZF demanded 331 million euros in damages from the Club Roma.
Well, there is so much news in Rome today, see you tomorrow!