Zalewski pens emotional farewell to Roma after permanent move to Inter
In a heartfelt message shared via his Instagram story, the Polish international reflected on his journey in the Giallorossi shirt, from youth academy to the first team. The Nerazzurri exercised their €6.5 million option to make the 23 year-old's transfer permanent.
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'Ciao, Roma. We've shared unforgettable moments—moments of joy and pain—from Tirana to Budapest,' wrote Zalewski.
'I arrived at Trigoria as just a kid and grew up wearing these colors, always giving my all, even in the toughest times.'
Adding, 'Thank you to everyone: the staff, the behind-the-scenes crew, my teammates, the coaches—from the youth system to the first team—the club, and the fans. Goodbye, Roma.'
Zalewski leaves Roma after several years with the club, having come through the youth ranks and making his senior debut in 2021. He ends his time in the capital with 2 goals and 9 assists in 123 total appearances.
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