Transfer market Rome: via Kluivert, Diawara and Calafiori, from the redundancies collected 60 million

From Pau Lopez to Diawara, passing through Veretout, Felix, Ünder, Kluivert, Carles Perez, Florenzi and Calafiori: Roma, between last January (but the money has been in cash now) and this summer has collected 60 million euros. All thanks to the sale of players who were no longer part of the project or were unsuccessful owners. Tiago Pinto, the man to whom the Friedkin gave the task of placing the redundancies and giving air to the budget without touching the owners, to complete the work three players are missing: Riccardi (close to Latina), Coric and Bianda. The time is there, still 48 hours, but so far the three boys have preferred to stay in Trigoria not to play rather than accept, probably for economic reasons, other solutions. Which – and Roma recognizes this – neither Calafiori nor Diawara have done: the Guinean since he changed agent has also changed his attitude, Riccardo, on the other hand, simply waited to find a team that really believed in him. And so it was.

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Calafiori, in fact, will go to Basel outright for one and a half million (contract expiring in a year) plus 40% of the future resale. Diawara, 2.2 million net salary, greets Anderlecht management: he leaves outright for 3 million plus 50% of the future resale. In the case of the two boys, therefore, aged twenty (Riccardo) and twenty-five (Amadou), it is as if Roma kept half of the card for the future. Kluivert, on the other hand, goes to Fulham: loan with obligation of redemption of 9 and a half million plus bonuses plus 20% of future resale. The obligation is a formality, essentially even the Dutchman says goodbye forever because the English will have to buy it after the first official match. An arm wrestling won by Pinto and Roma, with Fulham who did not want to go beyond the right of redemption and the bank that was about to jump several times. Instead, in the end, the GM got what it wanted, just on the day Roma welcomed Mady Camara, the midfielder son of the “reaction market” necessary after the defeat of Wijnaldum.