Bove’s agent: “He cried when he left Roma.” | OneFootball

Edoardo Bove’s agent, Diego Tavano, discussed his client’s health status, his past, as well as his future following the recent cardiac arrest.

In an interview with Corriere dello Sport, Tavano touched upon Bove’s departure from Roma.

“Roma fans loved him unconditionally even after he changed colors,” he said.

“Of course, he didn’t want to leave, he wanted to become a legend for the Giallorossi.”

“He emptied his locker and we cried while we were going to the station to catch the train.”

“On the other hand, we knew that the choice was right because Edo always considered Florence a city full of passion.”

“It was a particular summer. Having an excellent relationship with De Rossi we always talked. It is no coincidence that I was trying to bring Badé with the mandate of Sevilla: at that time he was Daniele’s first choice.”

“He told me that Bove could stay but that he would have a lot of competition. I told him that it had to be the season of consecration, it was important to play consistently. From there began a strong pressure from the former CEO to push him out.”

“It all culminated on August 30, when Souloukou wanted to push me to accept the transfer to Nottingham Forest for 8 million euros.”

“We fought, I reassured her: I would find a solution more pleasing to everyone, which would have made the club earn more. This solution for us was only Fiorentina. De Rossi, however, always advised the club to give Edo the possibility of returning.”

“Pisilli? Niccolò can be another son of Rome. Edo has a different depth and many boys have taken him as an example also from a human point of view.”