Roma officials have announced that sporting director Thiago Pinto will leave his post on February 3. Three years ago, Pinto took up the role of Roma's sporting director, responsible for the signing of Roma clubs. Since Mourinho became the coach of Roma, he has used his connections to help the Roma team sign Lukaku, Dybala and other powerful players, and the signing of these players has been completed by Pingtuo. Pinto is arguably Mourinho's best partner behind the scenes at Roma, with the boss using his charisma to recruit reinforcements in the transfer market, while Pinto will come forward to negotiate with the club's second division players.
Although Pinto will leave his post at the start of February, the Roma sporting director will be on his last shift. According to Italian media reports, Pinto is still in charge of Roma's recruitment in this winter transfer window. According to the latest news provided by Italian legend Di Marzio, with the joint efforts of Pinto and Mourinho, Roma and Juventus have reached a swap deal. Rome's first signing of the winter window also arrived. According to information provided by Di Marzio, Juventus' 18-year-old defender Waison will join Roma on loan as the first signing of the winter transfer window for the Red Wolves. Mourinho made several personal phone calls to the player in order to complete the transfer of Waison, and Waison and his agent have flown to the Rome airport to undergo a medical examination from the club, but after all the surgery is completed, Waison will officially become a member of the Roma team.
As part of Wyson's loan transfer deal, Roma sent the wide player Cherubini, who had been trained in the Roma academy system, to Juventus as a bargaining chip. It also means Rome and. Juventus have officially completed the swap of two Academy youngsters Waison and Cherubini in this winter transfer window. According to the agreement reached between Juventus and Roma, Roma will continue to hold 50% of Cherubini's share of the secondary transfer. Although Roma has completed the first signing of the winter transfer window, the Roma club management will still not invest transfer funds in the winter transfer window to help the team recruit, and can only strengthen the squad through player swaps or visa exemptions. It is very likely that he will leave Roma with his old partner to find a new place after his contract with Roma expires.
However, at present, Mourinho and Roma have not officially contacted and negotiated on the issue of contract renewal, and Roma have begun to work on Pinto's successor, Samara, who was swept away by Milan this summer, is likely to replace Pinto as Roma's new sports director, responsible for the team's transfer operations.