James Pallotta has taken 100 per cent control of Roma, after buying out Italian bank UniCredit's shares in the Serie A runners-up. The American was part of a consortium which bought the capital club in 2010, and became president in 2012 when Thomas DiBenedetto stepped aside.

And with a new stadium on the way for Roma, the Americans now have full say over affairs at the club, having spent €33 million on UniCredit's shares.

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Source: http://www.sportal.com.au/