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Roma In London For Arsenal Defender William Gallas - Report
The Lupi are following Gallas closely...
10-Mar-2010 3:41:00 PM
By Salvatore Landolina
Roma have stepped up their interest in Arsenal defender William Gallas, and they have sent sporting director Daniele Prade to open up dialogue over a deal.
Il Tempo claims Prade flew out to watch the Gunners in action against Porto, but Gallas was not playing. Still, it allowed Prade to get close and discover more on his situation. Roma are likely to monitor his progress after Claudio Ranieri expressed a penchant for the player.
Gallas is currently in talks with the Islington club over a new deal there, but it is said he will have to take a pay cut, with Arsene Wenger standing firm on any decision.
Part of Prade's mission also focused on Porto, keeping an eye on Fucile, Hulk and Falcao as Roma plan early to strengthen ahead of next season.
Meanwhile, Roma are back in training at Trigoria. Daniele De Rossi and Mirko Vucinic trained separately from the squad, but they should be in contention for the Livorno clash.
Il Tempo claims Prade flew out to watch the Gunners in action against Porto, but Gallas was not playing. Still, it allowed Prade to get close and discover more on his situation. Roma are likely to monitor his progress after Claudio Ranieri expressed a penchant for the player.
Gallas is currently in talks with the Islington club over a new deal there, but it is said he will have to take a pay cut, with Arsene Wenger standing firm on any decision.
Part of Prade's mission also focused on Porto, keeping an eye on Fucile, Hulk and Falcao as Roma plan early to strengthen ahead of next season.
Meanwhile, Roma are back in training at Trigoria. Daniele De Rossi and Mirko Vucinic trained separately from the squad, but they should be in contention for the Livorno clash.
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