The director of Sassuolo explained the refusal to transfer Rogerio to Spartak by his unwillingness to deal with the Russians
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The general manager of the Italian football club Sassuolo, Giovanni Carnevali, said that the transfer of the Brazilian football player Rogerio Oliveira da Silva to Spartak Moscow fell through due to unwillingness to negotiate with clubs from Russia.
In July, Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio reported that Sassuolo and Spartak were close to a deal to transfer the Brazilian footballer, but in the end the Italian club did not give final consent, and Spartak stopped negotiations. The Moscow club offered €8 million for Rogerio.
“The negotiations were led by his agent, there was a very large offer of € 8 million, considering all this, we decided not to continue negotiations for ethical reasons: we did not want to deal with the Russians. We wanted to let you know that we will not deal with a certain country, ”said Giovanni Carnevali, his words are quoted La Gazzetta dello Sport.
Rogerio Oliveira da Silva arrived in Italy from Brazil’s Internacional in 2016 when he was 18 years old. In 2017, he signed for Juventus Turin but was loaned out to Sassuolo Emilia Romagna. The football player has 156 matches, two goals and nine assists for Sassuolo.
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