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Alberto Aquilani, Juan & Mirko Vucinic Sign Roma Extensions – Report
The star trio have all penned new deals, but Roma are trying to keep it quiet until the end of term...
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May 19, 2009 3:34:14 PM
Roma are preparing to announce the contract renewals of Alberto Aquilani, Juan and Mirko Vucinic, according to Il Messaggero.
All three players have reportedly been waiting for new deals all season. Aquilani's current contract was set to expire in 2010 while Vucinic and Juan's deals both terminated in 2011.
The Rome-based paper suggests the trio have all signed new contracts already, but the club are trying to keep the news quiet until the end of the season. The deals have been ready for around a month and all three players have agreed to sign until 2013, the same date directors Daniele Prade and Bruno Conti agreed to on their terms.
Although the contracts are ready to be deposited to the appropriate body, there are still some minor details to resolve with Mirko Vucinic.
Roma fans will be relieved at the news as all three players have been linked with lucrative moves at the end of the season. Those exits seem highly unlikely should Il Messaggero's talk of extensions prove accurate.
Aquilani and Juan are both recovering from injuries. The Italian is expected to return before the start of next term after recent surgery to his ankle.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
All three players have reportedly been waiting for new deals all season. Aquilani's current contract was set to expire in 2010 while Vucinic and Juan's deals both terminated in 2011.
The Rome-based paper suggests the trio have all signed new contracts already, but the club are trying to keep the news quiet until the end of the season. The deals have been ready for around a month and all three players have agreed to sign until 2013, the same date directors Daniele Prade and Bruno Conti agreed to on their terms.
Although the contracts are ready to be deposited to the appropriate body, there are still some minor details to resolve with Mirko Vucinic.
Roma fans will be relieved at the news as all three players have been linked with lucrative moves at the end of the season. Those exits seem highly unlikely should Il Messaggero's talk of extensions prove accurate.
Aquilani and Juan are both recovering from injuries. The Italian is expected to return before the start of next term after recent surgery to his ankle.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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