The Argentina international, 23, joined the Giallorossi on an initial loan deal from Portuguese side Sporting Club - and is looking forward to getting stuck into his new surroundings.
Read what the full-back had to say in his first interview as a Roma player.
Welcome to Roma Jonathan – how does it feel to arrive in the capital?
“I am very happy to be here, for me it is really incredible. The training ground has a great infrastructure and for me it is a great pleasure to be in this city and in a country as beautiful as this. I am pleased to be here and share this with all of you.”
You had an issue with your knee this season: how are you now?
“I’m pretty good, in a little bit I will be able to train with the squad. I’m pleased and motivated to be here – it’s another great spur to make sure my return to the pitch comes as soon as possible.”
What did you learn about Italian football when you played Juventus in the Champions League?
“It’s a tactical game, played with a lot of spirit and toughness: the smallest error can cost you dearly. You need to always play with the utmost concentration, with a lot of dedication and commitment.”
What are your personal aims?
“I want to make my contribution among this great group of players, and be available to this great club. I want to do my best for Roma.”
What made you decide to choose Roma?
“As soon as I learned of Roma’s interest from my agent I did not hesitate: I felt an indescribable happiness that any player would like to experience.”
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