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Roma had gone all out this summer. The She-Wolf spent almost 100 million euros to bring in players like Artem Dovbyk, Enzo Le Fée and Matias Soulé. But the first steps of the club from the Italian capital were quite disappointing, with three draws and one defeat in the first four days of Serie A. Enough to push the management to make a drastic decision and get rid of its coach, Daniele de Rossi.
“AS Roma announces that it has relieved Daniele De Rossi of his position as head coach of the first team. The club’s decision is taken in the interest of the team, in order to be able to quickly get back on track, at a time when the season is only just beginning. To Daniele, who will always be at home at the club, a big thank you for the work done in recent months with passion and dedication.”the club said in its statement. He had been Roma coach since January and finished in sixth place last season.
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