Tuttomercato reports on the transfer of Mariano Troilo to Parma from Belgrano. Luis Fabian Artime, president of Belgrano, explained the details of the deal that brought Mariano Troilo to Parma. The financial figure is 7.2 million euros plus 1 million based on objectives. Troilo expressed his excitement about joining Parma, mentioning the club's organization, ambition to compete at the top, and the beauty of the city. He is expected to join as soon as possible to be ready for the upcoming season.

Tuttomercato reports on the imminent transfer of Mariano Troilo to Parma. The transfer of Mariano Troilo to Parma will be official within a few hours. He is a 22-year-old Argentine central defender. Troilo was initially pursued by Pisa, but Parma, due to better financial resources from recent sales, managed to secure the player. Troilo is expected to integrate quickly into the team under coach Cuesta, sharing a common language. He has already started the season with 4 appearances in Argentina.

Mariano Troilo is set to join Parma from Belgrano. There are no more doubts about the closure of the deal between the Gialloblu and Belgrano. According to Sky Sport, tomorrow (Sunday, August 17) is the right day for medical examinations. Initially, the deal was for 4 million euros for 50% of the player's rights and 50% on future resale, with an option to buy the other half in a year. However, Parma decided to purchase the entire rights of the player immediately, paying 8 million euros. Troilo expressed his excitement about joining Parma, stating that it is a significant step for him.

Tuttomercato reports on Mariano Troilo's transfer to Parma. Mariano Troilo is transferring to Parma. He is looking forward to joining the club and has already spoken to the coach and president. He described Parma as an organized club with a strong sporting project and a beautiful city. Troilo has spent 15 years at Belgrano and is nostalgic about leaving but is excited for this big step. He aims to join Parma as soon as possible since the championship starts next Sunday.