Nevertheless De Rosshe made a mistake. Four games too many with Rui Patricio starting in goal. That is, the first four on his dream bench: Verona, Salernitana, Cagliari and Inter, before giving confidence to Mile Svilar. (…) It wasn’t easy, we realize it: ready to go and put a goalkeeper like Rui Patricio on the bench to whom in Portugal they dedicated a statue and rivers of ink. Furthermore, of those four games too many, Roma from the Sedici team won three (despite Patricio’s scrooge against Verona), losing only against Inter. Match in which the Portuguese took four, magnifying the doubts about his performance which then led De Rossi to say, get up Svilar, it’s your turn, save and show us who you are. He’s showing it. Last performance a Naples. Where the Belgian-Serbian was the protagonist on several occasions, putting his signature on a draw that could mean a lot in terms of Champions League qualification which is worth around sixty million. (…) But now a problem arises. If in the next transfer market some club, especially English, were to present itself with an indecent offer, capable of guaranteeing a good part of those mandatory capital gains by 30 June, what to do? The sporting director should give us the answer. Except that to date, Roma doesn’t have the sporting director. Because the weeks to announce it have become months. And there are no signs of anything new. Isn’t it time to speed up the process? The risk of being late is already real. And the work to be done is enormous. Aiming to keep Svilar.
(The Republic)
