Roma President Jim Pallotta denied reports the club tried to sell their Trigoria training ground to raise funds. “Idiots, that’s too funny.”

There had been a report in financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore that the Giallorossi were eager to offload the camp for €30m during a series of meetings in London.

“Idiots, that’s too funny,” replied Pallotta when asked about the rumour by RomaPress.net.

Roma President Jim Pallotta denied reports the club tried to sell their Trigoria training ground to raise funds. “Idiots, that’s too funny.”

There had been a report in financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore that the Giallorossi were eager to offload the camp for €30m during a series of meetings in London.

“Idiots, that’s too funny,” replied Pallotta when asked about the rumour by RomaPress.net.

The report suggested there were no serious buyers, so the club instead formally restructured their debt with “a private offering for an aggregate principal amount up to maximum €275m.

“If completed, are expected to be used to refinance the existing debt of MediaCo, and also optimizing its structure and maturity, and to provide the Company with financial resources for its business,” read a statement.

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