Totti slams boyhood club Roma by telling agents not to do business with them

Francesco Totti has hit out at his boyhood club Roma by telling agents not to do business with the Serie A club.

The Italian legend quit his role as player director in the summer after finishing his 25-year playing career at the club.

Totti asked by DAZN what he would do if he had a young Totti as a client he said: 'I would not send him to play at Roma because they would sell him pretty quickly.

'Everyone knows they made me stop playing.

'They wanted me to stop. I had a six-year contract already as a director.'

'The rapport with Franco Baldini (has never existed and never will. If I made this decision, it's only normal that there were misunderstandings, problems within the club.

'One of us had to go. I stepped aside because you can't have too many people sticking their oar in and causing chaos.'

Totti is planning to make Inter Milan striker Sebastiano Esposito the first client at his new football agency according to Corriere dello Sport.