NEWS OF THE DAY – All the day’s Giallorossi news gathered in one article: happy reading!
Sanches and Azmoun on the road to recovery
There is good news for José Mourinho ahead of the match against Empoli. In fact, Sardar Azmoun, who arrived with pre-existing physical problems, trained with the group today and seems to have recovered. Renato Sanches is also recovering and could make his debut as a starter after playing a few minutes against Salernitana. Good news for Mourinho as he can welcome back his starters.
Pellegrini returns to Trigoria: an issue with the national team
After the good news, there is some bad news regarding Lorenzo Pellegrini, who left the Italian national team training camp due to a problem with his right flexor. The 1996-born midfielder will return to the capital city to work calmly on his recovery and be ready for the resumption of the season, scheduled for September 17th at the Olimpico against Empoli.
Kristensen called up for national duty: Denmark replaces Bah
While working at Trigoria, Rasmus Kristensen received a call from the national team. Denmark has been left without Bah, who got injured during the match against San Marino. The player has left the camp, and the national team manager has decided to replace him with Roma’s number 42.
Marcos Leonardo, it’s almost a done deal
The Marcos Leonardo deal has been one of the many soap operas that accompanied Roma’s transfer market during the just-ended window. After a long back and forth with Santos, an agreement seems imminent. Tiago Pinto’s intention has always been to close the deal, as confirmed during the latest press conference. Marcos, as reported by Il Romanista, strongly wanted Rome, so much so that he stopped training with Santos just to move to European football. However, the difficult situation at the Brazilian club has pushed everything back to January, where the 2003-born forward could finally join José Mourinho’s team.
Listen to what they’re saying…
The airwaves in Rome continue to discuss Roma’s difficult start to the season and the possible solutions that Mourinho can adopt. “A back three of Mancini, Smalling, and Ndicka. Up front, Dybala and Lukaku. I would also play Sanches, Aouar, and Cristante in my ideal lineup. With Karsdorp and Zalewski,” says Franco Melli on Radio Radio Pomeriggio. Alessandro Vocalelli adds, “My ideal Roma lineup is Karsdorp, Mancini, Smalling, Spinazzola. Cristante in front of the defense, and Aouar and Bove, Dybala, Pellegrini, and Lukaku. Even without Dybala, the players must win in Verona. Otherwise, if we say that only Dybala can change the balance, we give excuses to others.”
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