“Old” Roma Is Looking for a Point Guard in Milan and Is Considering a Former Fortitudo Player
After last season’s bitter ending—which saw the team promoted to A2—Virtus is already taking action.
After last season’s bitter ending—which saw the team promoted to A2—Virtus is already taking action.
Another twist: The Apulian club is not selling its A2 rights.
Among the possibilities that have emerged in recent weeks was the possibility that Virtus Roma 1960 might be involved. However, the team was not promoted to A2.
The Lombardy-based team returns to the second division one year after its relegation
Making the announcement was the president of the capital club Massimiliano Pasqualini.
"Some statements have left me perplexed and I want to clarify the situation immediately to those who think they will arrive in Rome with agreements already decided" says Pasqualini.
"Some statements have left me perplexed and I want to clarify the situation immediately to those who think they will arrive in Rome with agreements already decided" says Pasqualini.
"Virtus,” he said, “could be a development team where they send players to mature a year".
Suddenly the landscape in Rome seems congested: there could be two teams in A, with historic Virtus in A2, and Luiss Basket, currently in the playoffs, in B.
On the sensitive issue, the fans of historic Virtus are also making their voices heard.