Roma Dig In Over Manuel Koné as Bayern Join the Chase
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Roma are not in a hurry to sell Manuel Koné, and the longer this transfer saga runs, the clearer that becomes. The French midfielder’s stock at the club has only grown over recent months, and that confidence is now shaping how Roma are approaching every bit of interest coming their way, Liverpool’s included.
According to AS Roma Live, Koné is currently working his way back from a muscular injury and is expected to return somewhere between the end of October and the start of November, timing that would hand Gian Piero Gasperini a welcome boost.
The club’s willingness to resist a late approach from Chelsea on deadline day over the summer, despite real pressure, says plenty about how central he has become to the way Gasperini wants his side to play.
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