As reports continue to suggest PSG will not take up their option to buy Alessandro Florenzi, could he find a new lease of life for Roma under Jose Mourinho?
The 30-year-old is a born and bred Roma fan who felt pushed out by coach Paulo Fonseca, going on loan first to Valencia and then PSG.
Although he has been playing regularly for the French side and started both legs of their Champions League semi-final with Manchester City, RMC Sport continue to insist they are looking for someone else in the right-back role.
As reports continue to suggest PSG will not take up their option to buy Alessandro Florenzi, could he find a new lease of life for Roma under Jose Mourinho?
The 30-year-old is a born and bred Roma fan who felt pushed out by coach Paulo Fonseca, going on loan first to Valencia and then PSG.
Although he has been playing regularly for the French side and started both legs of their Champions League semi-final with Manchester City, RMC Sport continue to insist they are looking for someone else in the right-back role.
Paris Saint-Germain paid €1m for the one-season loan, with an option to buy for a further €9m.
So far this season, he has played 33 competitive games, contributing two goals and one assist.
With the news that Mourinho will take over at Roma next season, Florenzi could well be ideal for the new tactician.
His versatility has always been his greatest strength, moving from a midfielder to a wide attacker to a right-back or at times even a left-back when needed.
During the Treble-winning season at Inter, Mourinho famously adapted Samuel Eto’o to almost play as a left-back for much of the time, so someone like Florenzi would be perfectly suited to his ideas.