Roma wants to sign the Bournemouth full-back
Some press reports revealed the desire of the Italian club Roma to sign the right-back of the English club Bournemouth during the coming period.
According to what the famous journalist said, “ Akram Connor, the Italian club Roma wants to sign Max Aarons, the right-back of the English club Bournemouth, during the upcoming winter transfer period.
The journalist also indicated that Eintracht Frankfurt club The German, showing interest With the player, after performing great levels during the recent period with his current club, Bournemouth.
The famous Turkish journalist, Akram Connor, reported that it is possible that the 24-year-old player will be transferred. To the Italian club Roma on loan, next January.
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