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Roma Do Not Want To Sell Jeremy Menez - Agent
Several teams are interested in the Giallorossi forward, but it looks like they will have a fight on their hands...
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| Bet: | Returns: | Siena £31.00 | Draw £32.50 | Roma £23.00 |
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Feb 23, 2010 10:02:00 PM
By Rick D'Andrea
The agent of Roma forward Jeremy Menez believes that the Giallorossi don't want to sell the 22-year-old, nor allow him to go out on loan.
The Frenchman is not getting much playing time but the Lupi do not want to let him go.
"Honestly, I do not know what Roma want to do with Jeremy, if they want to allow him to go on loan or not," Alain Migliaccio stated to Romanews.eu. "They have told me that they do not want to sell the player, or send him out on loan.
"Menez is a great talent, but he does not play with any continuity over the 90 minutes.
"In January, we were quite clear with our demands. [Sporting director Daniele] Prade, with whom I spoke, categorically stated that the club wanted to keep the player. So, we did not have any discussions with any interested parties.
"We shall see what will happen in June, as we will discuss with the team again as to whether they want to keep Jeremy. The coach will decide.
"I say these things today, but in a two week's time, he could have a phenomenal match and we will never speak of this issue again," concluded Migliaccio.
Marseille, PSG and Zenit St. Petersburg have all been linked with the player.
The Frenchman is not getting much playing time but the Lupi do not want to let him go.
"Honestly, I do not know what Roma want to do with Jeremy, if they want to allow him to go on loan or not," Alain Migliaccio stated to Romanews.eu. "They have told me that they do not want to sell the player, or send him out on loan.
"Menez is a great talent, but he does not play with any continuity over the 90 minutes.
"In January, we were quite clear with our demands. [Sporting director Daniele] Prade, with whom I spoke, categorically stated that the club wanted to keep the player. So, we did not have any discussions with any interested parties.
"We shall see what will happen in June, as we will discuss with the team again as to whether they want to keep Jeremy. The coach will decide.
"I say these things today, but in a two week's time, he could have a phenomenal match and we will never speak of this issue again," concluded Migliaccio.
Marseille, PSG and Zenit St. Petersburg have all been linked with the player.
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