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罗塞拉与卡拉罗会晤
卡拉罗:“我们会采取我们认为有必要的步骤。但我不能告诉你决定的内容。”
罗塞拉:“我们正与足协合作。我不会再说什么,我们应该让律师平静地进行工作。”
Roma seek FIGC assistance
Roma have turned to the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) in the hope of getting their transfer embargo scrapped.
The Giallorossi are currently banned from signing players as a result of their controversial move for Auxerre’s Philippe Mexes last summer.
They’ve had an appeal to get the FIFA suspension rejected by the Court of Arbitration for Sport and are now hoping that the FIGC can help.
FIGC chief Franco Carraro this morning met with club officials Rosella Sensi, Daniele Pradè and lawyer Antonio Conte to assess the Stadio Olimpico outfit's options.
"We will take the steps that we feel necessary," stated Carraro. "I can’t tell you what we have decided."
Sensi, daughter of President Franco Sensi, was also remaining cautious surrounding their next move.
"We are working in collaboration with the Federation," she stated. "I won’t add anything else, we need to just let the lawyers work in peace."
[此贴子已经被作者于2005-7-26 9:09:07编辑过]
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