President James Pallotta is expected within the week to close the operation that will provide Roma with a financial backing of €175m.
Roma's new owner since August 2012 is reported by Gazzetta dello Sport as turning to American investors to provide the club's liquidity, and is now seen as in negotiations with the bank Goldman Sachs to provide the credit needed to run the team.
President James Pallotta is expected within the week to close the operation that will provide Roma with a financial backing of €175m.
Roma's new owner since August 2012 is reported by Gazzetta dello Sport as turning to American investors to provide the club's liquidity, and is now seen as in negotiations with the bank Goldman Sachs to provide the credit needed to run the team.
The operation, mediated by the Italian Unicredit, will see €175m flowing into the club, in exchange for control of the subsidiary company ASR Media Sponsorship, where most of the club's revenue will be directed.
More negotiations are expected over the year as another credit plan will be necessary to finance the project of the stadium, which will require funding estimated at €300m.