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The end of a soap opera in Rome. Loaned by Paris Saint-Germain last summer, Portuguese midfielder Renato Sanches is not having a pleasant time at AS Roma, with insufficient playing time (9 TCC matches, including 3 as a starter, 1 goal ) and quarrels with its leaders. Nevertheless, the former Lille player decided to break the silence on his social networks, two days after the ouster of José Mourinho, and thus set things straight regarding his time in the Louve club, while others Foreign clubs are ready to welcome him this winter.
“What I wanted was to be on the pitch, there’s nothing I love more. Unfortunately, I was not satisfied, because of the numerous injuries. The person who feels the most frustrated and at the same time the most impatient to play again is me. I believe that everything will pass and that better times will come. Finally, I wanted to remind you that I have never deleted any photos of Roma. My profile picture has been black for over a year », explained the Lusitanian international (32 caps, 3 goals) in an Instagram story. The message got through.
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