Director Rome: There is no condition to sign Sancho, nor is there any motivation to continue negotiations

Hupu, August 24, before the match between Rome and Bologna, Rome sports director Masala was interviewed by Italy Sky Sports.

About Rome fans?

"Roma fans are as passionate and passion as always, embracing the team and pushing the team towards a new goal, which is really wonderful."

Pellegrini's situation and forward signing market?

"The constraints of the Fiscal Fairness Act exist for all teams, and we must strive to seek financial balance, which is a common thing for everyone. But this does not mean that Roma does not want to strengthen the lineup. In fact, we have spent a lot on this in recent years."

"As for Pellegrini, I have communicated with him and his agent, we will not renew the contract. Therefore, in order to avoid allowing the players to leave freely, we are evaluating various situations out of the players' own wishes. There is still time in the transfer window, and there are about 10 days left, and there will be opportunities in the winter transfer window."

Where is Sancho?

"Sancho is a strong player, he is connected with all Italian teams, but this is still just an idea for Roma at the moment because I don't feel the conditions are met, especially the lack of motivation to continue to advance the negotiations."

Does the team need an experienced player?

"The team lineup needs further strengthening, and we hope to do it in the direction we want to build. After all, Gasperini's arrival is to build value and competitiveness. The head coach is extraordinary. He did incredible things in his previous club. We hope he can replicate such achievements in Rome with a group of young players."

Regarding the relationship between the club and the agent?

"Now brokers are the protagonists of the transfer market, and we have to deal with them. It is difficult to change these situations at the moment, but with the adjustment of the rules, their weight has become extremely large, and in some cases it can even affect the direction of negotiations, making the transaction fail or succeed."