A well-known journalist among fans of scoops and information relating to transfers, Fabrizio Romano finds himself targeted by accusations.
His famous “Here we go” (“It’s gone” in French) became his trademark. When he announces that a transfer is validated or imminent, Fabrizio Romano lets his followers know on social networks. Having become in just a few years one of the major references when it comes to movements of footballers from one club to another, the Italian has no less than twenty million subscribers on X and twenty-seven million on Instagram. But now an accusation from Denmark is aimed at him.
Leading sports media in Denmark, Tipsbladet pointed an accusing finger at the Naples native, calling him “ spokesperson for the agendas that the agents want to impose “. And he goes even further by estimating that Fabrizio Romano would serve as an advertising relay on subjects presented by him as information. Tipsbladet carried out its investigation after Romano raised the situation of FC Copenhagen right winger Roony Bardghji.
FC Copenhagen denies
On February 28, Fabrizio Romano posted a tweet about the eighteen-year-old: “ Roony Bardghji, strange case for one of the best talents in Europe. From top scorer with 10 goals for Copenhagen to…zero minutes in the first matches of 2024. The reason is that Bardghji has no plans to sign a new long-term deal – from the summer he will not He will only have 18 months left on his contract with several big clubs who are monitoring him. » Information denied by the Danish club.
For his part, A.S. mentioned that it would be through the company Memmo, which notably offers footballers the opportunity to publish the information they want in exchange for payment, which Fabrizio Romano would therefore have mentioned the case of Roony Bardghji. According to Tipsbladetthe company in question would have, for example, contacted the Valerenga club to offer it an exhibition via the “ canals » by Fabrizio Romano, with prices ranging from 1000 dollars (920 euros) for a simple message on social networks, to 6000 dollars (5500 euros) for a video. For the moment, Fabrizio Romano did not wish to comment on this information.
