MAN. UNITED - Eyes on Atalanta prominent man ROMERO
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While Atalanta, out of the brilliant seasonal performance he's been providing, are going to buy him back from Juventus, on an overall 20 million euros permanent-move fee, 23-year old Argentinian centre-back Cristian Romero, standing out from La Dea ranks, has allegedly been targeted by Manchester United.
Allegedly worth slightly more than his current transfer price, former Genoa backliner, previously tracked by Fiorentina and Real Betis Sevilla as well, is so far not meant to be put up for sale, though such a possible destination as Red Devils one might get the tables turned. Belgrano alumni is meant to be signed on a further 4-year deal by La Dea first.
Former Inter defender and current Fenerbahçe centre-back Milan Škriniar gave an exclusive interview to Alessandro Schiavone for MilanNews.it. Here are his comments:
Škriniar, at the start of the window there was talk of Milan’s interest. Can you...
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