Ferrari spoke to Sky Italia about the transfer rumours linking him to a move to the Old Lady.
"For me it's a new thing," the former Parma player declared. "Up until two days ago I didn't know anything.
"No one called me," he added. "I'm paid to be a professional until the end. But being courted by a great team pleases me."
In the end, Ferrari would like to remain in Rome, even though the capital club isn't said to be determined to hold on to him.
He added, "I'm a professional and I train well. If this is how things are, it's not my fault. I won't rule anything out, but I sent out some signals."
"I think that the club is trying to reach an agreement, but of course one must look at his own interests. It's not an economical matter, but one of respect. There are many things to settle, but I can't exclude anything," concluded Ferrari.
"For me it's a new thing," the former Parma player declared. "Up until two days ago I didn't know anything.
"No one called me," he added. "I'm paid to be a professional until the end. But being courted by a great team pleases me."
In the end, Ferrari would like to remain in Rome, even though the capital club isn't said to be determined to hold on to him.
He added, "I'm a professional and I train well. If this is how things are, it's not my fault. I won't rule anything out, but I sent out some signals."
"I think that the club is trying to reach an agreement, but of course one must look at his own interests. It's not an economical matter, but one of respect. There are many things to settle, but I can't exclude anything," concluded Ferrari.
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