Who said you're born a Roman? For more information, call Bryan Cristante (assuming you have his home address) at the door.
He's 31, having spent the last eight years in the capital running up and down the pitch in the Giallorossi jersey.
Born in Friuli and raised in Milan, the Roma midfielder has absorbed the Eternal City's customs and traditions.
And a few typical expressions. "I confess: 'mortaci tua' has become a catchphrase. It comes out on so many occasions, I can't help it. Now I'm on automatic," he charmingly explains in a long interview with Sportweek for 'La Gazzetta dello Sport'.
"The key moments of my career? The two Cup finals, for sure: the first, the Conference Cup, which we won against Feyenoord, but also the other, the Europa League, which we lost on penalties to Sevilla. Then, without going too far back in time, I'll tell you about the last matchday of this season in Verona, where we secured our return to the Champions League, an event that everyone—club, players, and fans—had been missing for far too long."
He's 31, having spent the last eight years in the capital running up and down the pitch in the Giallorossi jersey.
Born in Friuli and raised in Milan, the Roma midfielder has absorbed the Eternal City's customs and traditions.
And a few typical expressions. "I confess: 'mortaci tua' has become a catchphrase. It comes out on so many occasions, I can't help it. Now I'm on automatic," he charmingly explains in a long interview with Sportweek for 'La Gazzetta dello Sport'.
"The key moments of my career? The two Cup finals, for sure: the first, the Conference Cup, which we won against Feyenoord, but also the other, the Europa League, which we lost on penalties to Sevilla. Then, without going too far back in time, I'll tell you about the last matchday of this season in Verona, where we secured our return to the Champions League, an event that everyone—club, players, and fans—had been missing for far too long."
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