Roma's signing of Bruno Peres from Torino is confirmed as imminent by an increasing number of sources.
News by Sky Sports Italia and Sportitalia suggested yesterday that a deal had been found between the Giallorossi and the Granata.
Now the Corriere dello Sport and La Stampa are corroborating the story, as they suggest that the move will be finalised in a matter of hours.
Roma's signing of Bruno Peres from Torino is confirmed as imminent by an increasing number of sources.
News by Sky Sports Italia and Sportitalia suggested yesterday that a deal had been found between the Giallorossi and the Granata.
Now the Corriere dello Sport and La Stampa are corroborating the story, as they suggest that the move will be finalised in a matter of hours.
The Corriere claims that the only things left to iron out are the details. While it's been agreed that the full-back will join the team from the capital on a loan, with a compulsory option to buy for about €15m, the Toro want a share of the revenues from any future sale of the player.
Roma are willing to offer 15 per cent of the cash from any future sale, whilst Torino would like to have 25 per cent. There are also some quibbles to be settled regarding the nature of the bonus payments to be included in the contract, and the exact amount of cash that Roma have to pay now.
However, none of these details should compromise the final deal, which has apparently already been green-lighted by president Urbano Cairo.
La Stampa adds that Torino will attempt to replace Peres by signing Sampdoria's Lorenzo De Silvestri.