Calcio Italia transfer rumours
David Pizzaro and Aleandro Rosi looking set to leave Roma!
AS Roma's David Pizzaro and Aleandro Rosi are looking to move away from the capital during the January transfer window, but Rosi is also reported to be keen about getting some clarification over his contract at Roma.
The January transfer window is set to see a player exodus from Roma, and David Pizzaro and Aleandro Rosi seem set to lead that exodus.
The Giallorossi are apparently crippled with major financial problems, and many players are reported to be unsatisfied with the current state of the club. Chilean David Pizzaro is rumoured to be eager to leave Roma for Russian side, Zenit St. Petersburg
where his former mentor and Roma coach, Luciano Spalletti is working. The Russian champions are thought to have already made a €10 million bid for the midfielder.
David Pizzaro worked with Spalletti when he was at Udinese, and when the coach moved to Roma he brought the Chilean with him.
Meanwhile, Roma full-back Aleandro Rosi is also keen to make a permanent move away from Roma. Rosi’s agent, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Davide-c10638 Lippi, said that his player was not happy with the current situation at Roma. Lippi added that the only reason Rosi returned to the capital
was because he was given a lot of assurances, but they have not been fulfilled yet.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Roma-c31603 for some time now, and has not even made the bench for any of the last 14 games. Understandably, this has forced Rosi and his agent to look for another club, where the full-back can get more playing time.
His agent also added that a lot of clubs - including some big clubs in Italy and Europe - have shown interest in the full-back, and says that letting the defender go would turn out to be a big mistake. Lippi said that his player would not want to make a
switch in the January transfer window, but even if Rosi did make a switch it would be a permanent one. The defender had loan spells at Siena and Livorno before he was called back by Roma.
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