An Italian big name positions himself on Mats Hummels

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By: Manu Tournoux

An Italian big name positions himself on Mats Hummels

A page will be turned at Borussia Dortmund. At the end of his contract with the German club, Mats Hummels wanted not to return to the finalist of the last Champions League, despite the official departure of coach Edin Terzic. And even if the weight of the years is felt more and more on the 35-year-old defender, he delivered very solid performances throughout the season. Thus, it naturally arouses desire in Europe.

In this sense, Sky Sports suggests that AS Rome would have targeted the German international, not selected by Julian Nagelsmann to play Euro 2024 with the Mannschaft. In search of an experienced element to strengthen his defense, Giallorossi coach Daniele De Rossi would like to recruit the native of Bergisch Gladbach, who will be released on June 30 by Borussia Dortmund.

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Manu Tournoux

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