Today the news from Rome came, and almost all of them were official or quasi-official news, not much to say and directly look at the content:
Recently, Arsenal boss Arteta confirmed niles joining Roma in an interview, and Arteta said: "Niles wants to work with Mourinho, he told me that he thinks it is a very good thing for his career, he wants to play football, and he thinks working with Mourinho is a very good opportunity. This is tantamount to a quasi-official announcement. At the same time, a number of media have taken photos of Niles going to Rome, and Roma is currently registering for the player, and the deal will be officially announced after the registration is completed.
In addition to the midfield, Roma also have to strengthen the back line, Roma are contacting Dutch defender Botman in Lille. In an interview, Botman's agent said: "I talked to Roma, and of course there are some other teams. Now the main issue is the price, and I don't think anyone can afford lille's asking price. In Botman's case, the initial asking price for Lille was around 30 million euros, a price that was acceptable to both Roma and other teams, but with the addition of Newcastle, Lille raised the price to 60 million euros, a price that is estimated that no other team will give except Newcastle.
Serie A officials announced that The referee of Roma's match against Milan, Daniele Chiffi, was suspended for one game because of a controversial penalty in the match. It should be said that after the first leg of Milan's match against Roma, the referee was also suspended. And this season, in the matches that Roma participated in, 4 referees were suspended after the game, and 3 referees were assigned to Serie B to enforce the law after the game. This is obviously in Black Rome, but what is the use of admitting mistakes after the game? The game was over and the points couldn't be taken back.
Other news from Roma includes The News of Romano, Oliveira's approach to joining Roma, and Italian media reports that Mourinho hopes he can catch Roma's match against Juve. The Porto boss was also asked about it in an interview, saying: "In terms of buying and selling people, I fully believe in the club. The buyout contract within Lopez's contract, which was loaned to Marseille, has been activated and Marseille needs to pay Roma a €12 million buyout fee; Championship Middlesbrough contacted Roma, who are hoping to sign Thornton, who have given the green light for the deal and Roma will not charge any transfer fees.
Well, there is so much news from Roma and Mourinho today, see you tomorrow!