Roma Coming to Red Bull Arena, Perhaps With Michael Bradley Roma will play El Salvador's national team in an exhibition match at Red Bull Arena on July 27, the last stop on a three-game preseason tour that will first take it to two famous baseball stadiums. Roma will play the Polish club Zaglebie Lubin on July 22 at Wrigley Field in Chicago, then face Liverpool at Fenway Park in Boston on July 25. Liverpool and Roma both have ties to the Red Sox ownership. One possible guest on Roma's tour? The American midfielder Michael Bradley, who appears set to move to Rome after a strong first season in Serie A with Chievo Verona. Greg Seltzer of MLSsoccer.com reported Sunday: Chievo will receive €3.5 million and midfielder Leandro Greco in exchange for the 24-year-old New Jersey native, if not also the free loan-out of Roma wing prospect Giammario Piscitella. It is expected that Bradley will ink either a contract that ties him to the Giallorossi until the summer of either 2015 or 2016, with the transfer potentially completed by Monday. Neither his agent nor Chievo replied to requests for comment. As first reported by MLSsoccer.com last May, Roma have been closely monitoring Bradley since the new ownership group headed by Boston businessman Thomas DiBenedetto made it an aim to capture a quality American player. The midfielder was then on loan from Borussia Mönchengladbach to Aston Villa and moved to Chievo last summer. By Monday, Seltzer and Sports Illustrated's Grant Wahl, among others, were reporting that the deal was only a few signatures away, though not everyone was convinced. Roma finished a disappointing seventh in Serie A last season, just missing out on a place in the Europa League. That cost the former Spain and Barcelona star Luis Enrique his job after only one season; he was replaced in June by the Czech coach Zdenek Zeman. Corner kick: Do you like the potential move for Bradley? Given the debut year he had in Italy, and his recent efforts for the United States national team, it still seems hard to believe that neither Aston Villa nor Borussia Mönchengladbach seemed to have any use for him at the start of last summer.