A new American representative is about to arrive in European football, because this Saturday, FC Dallas defender Bryan Reynolds traveled to Italy to close his signing for Roma, who would have advanced in the fight to Juventus in Turin and in the next few hours will announce the signing of the North American defender.
Through his social networks, the American footballer himself shared a photograph at the Dallas International Airport, before embarking on his trip to the Italian capital, where he will present the physical tests and later his arrival at the painting of the wolf will be confirmed.
The novel of the signing of Reynolds to European football seems to have come to an end, because in recent months, there was talk about the possible destinations of Reynolds in Europe, where he would have reached an agreement with Juventus, however, su destination took another course and will head into the whole of Rome.
According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, Roma reached an agreement with FC Dallas for 7 million euros, in exchange for the talented 19-year-old winger, who will join the list of Americans who play in the major European leagues, where he could also face his compatriot Weston McKennie of Juventus.
Fourth market export
The agreement between FC Dallas and Roma will mean the fourth export that MLS teams have closed to Europe, in the current transfer market, since will be joined by Jordan Morris, who recently joined Swansea, and Mark McKenzie, who alongside Brenden Aaronson, left Philadelphia Union, heading for Genk and RB Salzburg.
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