According to the Rome Sports newspaper, Riyadh Crescent postponed Angelino's transfer deal.

Previously, Saudi team Riyadh Crescent asked Roma left-back Angelino to acquire Roma, but the negotiations slowed down, resulting in the transfer not being completed in the special transfer period before the Club World Cup (June 1-10). Therefore, Riyadh Crescent can only participate in the Club World Cup without signing a left-back, and the Roma Sports revealed the reasons for the slowdown in negotiations.

Angelino's current salary is 3 million euros. Riyadh Crescent initially offered him an annual salary of 7 million euros, and then increased it to 10 million euros in a three-year contract. Angelino is satisfied with such contract conditions. Riyadh's new moon price is 25 million euros, which also reaches the psychological price of the club Rome.

However, on Monday, the transfer transaction was not completed as scheduled. The reason is that Riyadh Crescent still regards Special O as the first choice target for left-back signings, and hopes to convince Special O to accept playing in Saudi Arabia again. But Special O refuses again, he just wants to go to Atletico Madrid. This repeated move by Riyadh Crescent caused Angelino's trading to be blocked and eventually failed to complete the transaction before June 10, so Angelino was unable to represent Riyadh Crescent in the Club World Cup this summer.

In addition, Riyadh Crescent coach Inzaghi Jr. also tried to loan French midfielder Kante from Jeddah, but failed to successfully complete the transaction. Osmeen also rejected Riyadh Crescent's offer many times. It can be said that before the Club World Cup, Riyadh Crescent's signings and reinforcements were blocked, which was not conducive to the leadership of Inzaghi, the team led the team to play the Club World Cup well.

Roman Club still hopes that Riyadh Crescent can buy Angelino again and continue to negotiate and complete the deal in the next few days so that Angelino can undergo a physical examination for Riyadh Crescent without having to participate in the pre-season training camp that began in early July of Rome. But Riyadh Crescent now has more time to consider other left-back signing targets, and it is possible to change their minds, so the next few hours are very important.

Rome sports director Gisolfi hopes to sell Angelino for 25 million euros, which can bring rich capital gains to Rome by June 30 and add the money to Rome's summer recruitment budget. Roma coach Gasperini is also preparing to find a strong wing player to replace Angelino. It is reported that one of Rome's goals is Bruges' de Cooeper, the 24-year-old Belgian international.