Roma deem demands of Svilar's entourage to be excessive
Roma deem demands of Svilar's entourage to be excessive
Roma are working to renew Mile Svilar's contract.
The Giallorossi goalkeeper closed the season with 16 clean sheets and was awarded as the best goalkeeper in Serie A.
Talks with the club have been ongoing for some time for the renewal but at the moment an agreement has not been reached.
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According to Eleonora Trotta of calciomercato.it, Roma considers the agent's request excessive.
The Giallorossi are waiting to find a point of agreement between demand and offer.
The goalkeeper, for his part, would like to know his future by the end of June.
Gasperini's imminent arrival could be decisive for his stay in the capital.
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