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Roma reject Koopmeiners package swap deal for Svilar
Roma reject Koopmeiners package swap deal for Svilar Mile Svilar is staying put in the capital, especially given what is considered a very low offer from Juventus, which reached as high as €40 million. The 1999-born goalkeeper is considered a key player in the Giallorossi squad. In recent hours, the Bianconeri have made concrete moves. In addition to the €40 million offer, as reported by Corriere della Sera , another option has been put on the table: a swap deal that would have brought to the capital a former protégé of Gian Piero Gasperini, Teun Koopmeiners. Roma immediately ruled out this option as Svilar is considered one of the team’s main pillars ahead of next season.
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