"I want to stay at Roma, but they're suffering losses and will have to sell"

Javier Pastore thinks it is difficult for him to stay at Roma. The footballer told 'Telefenoticias' of his intention of continuing in Italy although he thinks that the COVID-19 crisis will mean he will have to leave this summer.

We still do not know when the transfer window will open, but there are players who are already getting ready to pack their bags. Javier Pastore is one of them. 

In an Instagram Live with 'Telefenoticias', the Roma footballer was sincere on his future: "I want to stay at Roma, but the club have put a question mark over it. There are losses and Roma will have to sell."

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"I've always said it. I'd like to stay, there are lots of stories and I don't know why. I'm always very close to moving to China, Japan, Argentina and England, every day I'm at a new club. The truth is I haven't spoken to anybody, not even with my club, who gave me no information about any offer for me to leave," he continued. 

In the MLS, Beckham's Inter Miami are apparently interested in counting on him. But Pastore, if he has to leave, will probably go back to his homeland. 

"I'd like to retire in Argentina with my family and friends, who can watch me playing on the pitch. I'd like to because my time at Talleres was very brief and I didn't play many games. The same thing happened at Huracan where I was for just six months, but it was brilliant," Pastore concluded.