Totti says Roma return would need two sides as he reflects on Trigoria exit

Francesco Totti has said any return to Roma would require agreement from both parties, in comments reported by Corriere dello Sport from an interview with SashaSports in Kuwait. The former captain, who left the club after more than three decades, said certain things "are done in two, not alone."

Totti described Roma as "everything" to him, both the city and the club, saying it gave him a great deal and he gave much in return. Asked about his departure, he said the reasons should perhaps be sought from others, adding that he does not complain or want to create problems and that the club is currently doing well.

He noted that, like Alessandro Del Piero at Juventus, he is not part of the management at the club he represented for so long, but argued that figures with thirty years in football can still contribute from outside because they know the environment.

Totti said Trigoria was his home, where he grew up and spent more than thirty-five years after arriving at twelve, and that he never imagined the moment to leave would come. The comments were reported by Corriere dello Sport; there was no indication of official confirmation of any return.