Pescara president Daniele Sebastiani has revealed that head coach Zdenek Zeman will leave the club to take charge of Roma.
The capital club are in the market for a new coach due to the departure of Luis Enrique, and they have now found a replacement in the 65-year-old for the 2012-13 campaign.
"Zeman is going to Roma. Everything has been decided. Roma's call was too strong for him to turn down," Sebastiani told Radio Mana Mana.
"We will always have a good relationship with him. Zdenek has very close ties to the city, and will always be in Pescara's heart.
"We could not keep him here. He has a lot of affection for Rome, and for Roma in particular. His choice was inevitable."
Zeman guided Pescara back to Serie A this season after a 19-year absence from Italy's top flight.
Roma have yet to confirm the appointment of Zeman, but are expected to release an official statement in the next few days.
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