Former Roma president James Pallotta has revealed the reasoning behind why the club had to sell the likes of both Liverpool stars Alisson Becker and Mohamed Salah.
The American has claimed he bought a 'bankrupt club' when acquiring a majority stake in the Giallorossi from the Sensi family back in 2011.
Pallotta, 63, remained in charge for nearly 10 years, until he parted ways with the football club in August 2020 after selling it to the Friedkin family.
James Pallotta insists Roma were 'bankrupt' when he acquired a majority stake in the them
The Giallorossi cashed in on world class striker Mohamed Salah who joined Liverpool
Many world class players joined the club and were eventually moved on with the likes of: Salah, Alisson, Radja Nainggolan, Marquinhos and Edin Dzeko all previously plying their trade in the Italian capital.