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Roma secure De Roon until mid‑2028 on a free basis

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Roma secure De Roon until mid‑2028 on a free basis

Marten de Roon has signed a contract with Roma until mid‑2028, on a free‑transfer basis.

The signing took place in Rome.

The 35‑year‑old midfielder wants to finish his career in Italy.

Reasons for the move

After ten years at Atalanta, the Dutchman left the club.

With the Orobici he had, among other things, achieved a Europa League victory, which gave him a legendary status.

His move to Roma immediately sparked controversy because his earlier glory was considered untouchable.

Coach Gian Piero Gasperini and De Roon are regarded as essential for each other.

Roma see him as an important player in the Roman project, also because Gasperini wants to work with him after their joint period at Atalanta.

With Donyell Malen and Devyne Rensch, De Roon has two compatriots in the Giallorossi.

Roma currently sit third in Serie A, two points behind leaders Lazio.

The club is counting on De Roon to close the gap.

Corriere Dello Sport reports that the contract may eventually be broken, but states that the age of 36 in March does not pose a problem for Gasperini.

“He has changed my life and career,” De Roon said about the coach.

He added a point to his international career during the World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico.

“De Roon is increasingly getting used to life in the capital. He lives there with several teammates in Casal Palocco. He is now recovering from a few aches, but is indispensable. Everyone is convinced of his value. If the player himself gives the green light, Roma intend to continue the partnership.”

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