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Marco Motta Is Not Leaving Roma - Agent
Giuseppe Bozzo dismisses the rumours about the 23-year-old moving to Spain...
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Jan 4, 2010 11:18:20 PM
The agent of Roma defender Marco Motta has told reporters that his client will not be leaving the Giallorossi for a Spanish side.
Should the 23-year-old want to leave the Eternal City, the situation would become more "complicated" as he also co-owned by Udinese, according to agent Giuseppe Bozzo.
"The situation between Marco and Roma is well-defined contractually," Bozzo said to TMW. "For an eventual transfer, the situation could become more complicated.
"I have spoken to the Roma directors, and they have guaranteed me that the club rates Marco highly, and I would consider him to be unsellable.
"He has a high regard for the jersey, and wants to stay in the capital. One thing is for certain: he has never asked to be sold.
"As Marco is co-owned by Udinese, as well as Roma, the transfer becomes a little more difficult, especially if a club wants full ownership of the player, but not for a loan period.
"But I repeat, Roma does not want sell the player," concluded Bozzo.
The Lupi take on Cagliari on Wednesday evening, when the league restarts.
Rick D'Andrea, Goal.com
Should the 23-year-old want to leave the Eternal City, the situation would become more "complicated" as he also co-owned by Udinese, according to agent Giuseppe Bozzo.
"The situation between Marco and Roma is well-defined contractually," Bozzo said to TMW. "For an eventual transfer, the situation could become more complicated.
"I have spoken to the Roma directors, and they have guaranteed me that the club rates Marco highly, and I would consider him to be unsellable.
"He has a high regard for the jersey, and wants to stay in the capital. One thing is for certain: he has never asked to be sold.
"As Marco is co-owned by Udinese, as well as Roma, the transfer becomes a little more difficult, especially if a club wants full ownership of the player, but not for a loan period.
"But I repeat, Roma does not want sell the player," concluded Bozzo.
The Lupi take on Cagliari on Wednesday evening, when the league restarts.
Rick D'Andrea, Goal.com
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