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Report: Roma Seek To Close €6 Million Deal For Inter Defender Nicolas Burdisso
Roma to make final bid for Burdisso.
Jul 15, 2010 6:05:00 AM
By Salvatore Landolina
Roma are hopeful of concluding a deal for Inter defender Nicolas Burdisso as sporting director Daniele Prade flies out to Milan with a €6 million offer.
Il Corriere dello Sport claims that Roma have already agreed personal terms with the Argentinean stopper. He will sign a four year deal worth €2.5m per annum, but the club needs to scale a wall of opposition from Inter.
The Nerazzurri have told Roma that Burdisso will cost €10m - a long shot from the €3.5m offer that was subsequently rejected.
The Lupi's budgetary constraints following the Unicredit takeover mean they cannot afford to offer more than €6m.
Inter's sporting director Marco Branca offered this view, "I have a good report with Prade. If he calls me I will answer.
"But Burdisso has played really well and he cannot be worth just €3.5m."
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Il Corriere dello Sport claims that Roma have already agreed personal terms with the Argentinean stopper. He will sign a four year deal worth €2.5m per annum, but the club needs to scale a wall of opposition from Inter.
The Nerazzurri have told Roma that Burdisso will cost €10m - a long shot from the €3.5m offer that was subsequently rejected.
The Lupi's budgetary constraints following the Unicredit takeover mean they cannot afford to offer more than €6m.
Inter's sporting director Marco Branca offered this view, "I have a good report with Prade. If he calls me I will answer.
"But Burdisso has played really well and he cannot be worth just €3.5m."
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