Viviano to Inter, Roma turn to Sirigu

by ErPupone Fri Jun 24, 2011 11:33 pm

Due to a complete lack of attention by their management, Bologna have lost Emiliano Viviano, whose rights tomorrow will become wholly owned by Inter. As reported in the Corriere di Bologna, Bologna wanted to offer 4.7 million euros, a figure with which they would have bought Inter's half of the goalkeeper, as Inter had bid 4.1 million. However, in the envelope, due to a technical error, the bid was of 2.35 million, exactly half of what was intended to be the real offer. Along with Bologna's hopes of keeping Viviano goes Roma's agreement which Sabatini had in place with Bologna to bring the keeper to the Capital.

As reported by Tuttomercatoweb.com, the mistake was made by Bologna's General Director, Stephen Pedrelli.

As learned from Vocegiallorossa.it, Roma may now turn to Palermo's Salvatore Sirigu, contacted for the first time last November. The Sardinian keeper also interests Lazio.