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Totti Reveals the 2 Serie A Clubs that Wanted to Sign Him After Retirement

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Italy and Roma legend Francesco Totti reveals Genoa and Como wanted to sign him at 48, seven years after his retirement.

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Italy and Roma legend Francesco Totti reveals Genoa and Como wanted to sign him at the age of 48, seven years after retirement. Genoa and Como tried to sign Totti in 2024, the former Roma and Inter striker wrote in his biography. Two years ago, Totti said that Serie A clubs had approached him to come out of retirement, and today the identities of those clubs have been revealed. "I said no to Genoa and Como when I was 48," Totti wrote via Sky Spo…

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"They're not metropolitan legends, it's the pure truth. Unbelievable, but true. Crazy, assures Francesco Totti. "I'm ready to return to Genoa," he said in an interview to joke with journalists, but on a return to the top series he had really thought about it: "I said no to Serie A. I said no to Genoa. I said no to Como. [...] The article "I'm not metropolitan legends. I said no to Genoa and Como, I was 48 years old but the foot didn't age. Gilar…

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The legend of Rome retired in 2017 after 25 years of career

Rome's top idol, Francesco Totti left the lawns in 2017. Roman club was the only one the former player defended throughout the career

Francesco Totti was really close to returning to Serie A seven years after his retirement.

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Lapresse broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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