Bologna CEO: Jonathan Row Has Personality Issues, Selling Him Was in the Club's Best Interest

According to Gianlucadimarzio, Bologna CEO Fenucci spoke about Jonathan Row's transfer to Atalanta, saying that selling him was in the club's best interest.

Two days after the summer transfer window closed, Bologna CEO Fenucci reviewed what had happened regarding signings and departures over the past three months. In recent hours, the focus for the Rossoblu has been Row's move to Atalanta, which Fenucci analyzed.

At a press conference, Fenucci said: "Jonathan had already shown some personality-related issues before, and you also know what happened in Marseille. Although there were no offers at the time, he showed some dissatisfaction during training camp, and it was there that he showed a lack of respect toward his teammates. In addition, if he had stayed, further problems could have emerged later, creating a negative impact on the team."

Fenucci then explained the reason behind the final decision to let him leave: "This was also related to his competition with Cambiaghi. At that time, Cambiaghi performed better than him and deserved to play. So we weighed everything, and eventually we also saw that a conflict was developing between him and his agent. For the benefit of the club, we decided to sell him."