Romano once announced Youssouf Fofana's move to Olympique Lyonnais with "Here we go", but then announced his move to Sevilla with another HWG. Some netizens questioned whether Romano's HWG was still valuable. Later, Romano responded to this content.

Romano stated that Fofana had already completed his medical examination and signed all documents at Olympique Lyonnais, and all parties were waiting for the official announcement, but the deal ultimately fell through because another Fofana—Malick—failed to leave before the French transfer window closed at 8 PM, so the team had no registration quota, and Malick Fofana only transferred after 11 PM local time. After that, Sevilla made an offer and signed Fofana.

"Here we go" means that an agreement has been reached between all parties; if the player later fails the medical examination or similar situations occur, it is not within his control. If you want absolutely certain information, you can wait for the official announcement; but if you want to understand the process of a negotiation, then these situations are also part of the process.

Romano said that this is a "here we go" that he would be willing to publish 100 times, because the other party was ready to make an official announcement at that time; if he had made the official announcement directly without a "here we go," outsiders would have questioned why he didn't know. This deal was completed at the time, but later fell through.

He is not the only one reporting this; just look at the news from Fabrice Hawkins, who also described the same situation, including the documents signed with Olympique Lyonnais. Regarding comments from some people citing Boniface as an example, Romano said, doesn't it count as a "here we go" if a player arrives in Milan and completes a medical examination?

Finally, Romano said that he makes many mistakes every day, but these situations are not among them, "just use your brain to understand."

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