Perotti Recalls Best Roma Player

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Perotti's Picks: Recalling Roma's All-Time Best

Hey football fans! So, I was chatting with some mates the other day, arguing – as you do – about who the best Roma player ever is. We were going back and forth, names flying everywhere like a crazy free-kick, you know? And it got me thinking… who would Diego Perotti pick? I mean, the guy played for them, he'd know, right? This isn't just some random internet poll, this is legit insight!

My Attempt at a Perotti-Style Ranking (Pure Speculation!)

Now, I'm not Perotti, obviously. I can't actually get into his head. But based on his playing style and the era he played in, I reckon he'd have some players high on his list. Let's dive in. I'm going to totally guess, but I'm making it fun and hopefully, useful for you guys searching this topic.

The Undisputed Legends: Totti & De Rossi

Listen, we can't even start this conversation without mentioning Francesco Totti. The Captain. The Icon. The God. He's Roma through and through. He’s practically a Roman monument. Perotti played with him! He witnessed the magic firsthand. There's absolutely zero chance Totti isn't at the very top of any list of best Roma players. Full stop.

Then there's Daniele De Rossi. What a guy. He was everywhere! A defensive powerhouse and a passionate captain. Seriously loyal to the club, this guy bleeds giallorosso (yellow and red). Imagine the midfield partnership Totti and De Rossi had? My goodness. I'd love to have seen that. De Rossi is easily in the top three for any serious discussion.

A Few Dark Horses (Perotti’s Style)

Okay, so we've got the obvious giants out of the way. But let's look at some players who might surprise you. Perotti was a creative player, a bit of a maverick on the wing. He might appreciate some of Roma’s more technically gifted players, those who could pull off those tricky passes and create scoring chances.

Think about players like Rudi Völler. Now, I’m too young to have seen him play regularly, but the old timers rave about him. He seemed to always score important goals, you know? The kind that win you titles. And for Perotti? I bet he'd love players who can provide the final ball, assist their teammates and make them look good.

Maybe even Gabriel Batistuta. Batigol! The guy was a goal-scoring machine. Perotti, being a creative midfielder, would've loved having someone like Batigol up front, a reliable target to set up. A pure striker.

And then there’s the question of modern players. Who would Perotti have seen fit to include from his era? I bet he would appreciate guys who are tactically versatile, and who show the same kind of flair he had. I'm just speculating wildly here!

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Conclusion: The Roma Debate Rages On!

So there you have it, my totally speculative take on Perotti's all-time Roma best XI. It's impossible to say for sure, of course, but this kind of fun speculation generates conversations. It builds community. And who knows? Maybe Perotti himself will see this and weigh in! Let me know what you think in the comments! What’s your all-time Roma XI? Let the debate begin!