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It seems like Claudio Ranieri will be taking over as coach of Roma soon

After a long absence, 73-year-old Angelinho and Mario Hermoso are expected to take charge of Claudio Ranieri's Roma the next day. It would seem that the Italian will take over for Ivan Juric as a coach for the Giallorosso. Last Sunday, the team from the Italian capital bid farewell to Juric. An agreement between Ranieri and Roma may be revealed this Thursday, according to many media sources.

Roma currently hold the twelfth spot in Serie A, having accumulated thirteen points after twelve matches. With 26 points, they are thirteen behind leader Napoli and eleven behind sixth-place Juventus. Very disappointing outcomes, considering that the lupa's initial objective was to secure a spot in the Champions League or, failing that, the European Cups.

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Their record in the Europa League is 1 victory, 2 draws, and 1 loss, giving them 5 points after 4 rounds. Since Daniele De Rossi and Ivan Djuric have been benched this season, the club will need to move swiftly to refocus their efforts after the dismissal of the Croatian coach. Consequently, Claudio Ranieri seems to be planning to end his career. He led Cagliari last season before announcing his coaching retirement; now, the Rome native is getting ready for a third trip to the Eternal City. Before the 2018–2019 season ended, he was already in charge of the three-time Serie A winners from 2009–2011. Check out Livescore for all your sports betting needs and stay up-to-date with the newest sports news. Livescore result livescores.biz. In 1973–1974, he was a player who protected the Giallorossa jersey. In 2016, Ranieri's Leicester City team won the Premier League, which was the biggest surprise of his lengthy coaching career in England. He spent three seasons coaching Valencia in two separate eras and Atletico Madrid from 1999 to 2000 in Spain.

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What is happening with Roma is so confusing right now. Because of this, the Giallorossi faithful are bearing the brunt of an unfathomable disaster, and nothing is making sense.

Following Daniele De Rossi's mysterious dismissal, Ivan Juric has also been let go, although much later, following a string of humiliating losses: 5-1 at Fiorentina, 3-2 against Verona, and the most recent 3-2 home loss on Sunday, which effectively ended Juric's tenure as coach.

Presumably knowing his destiny, Djuric informed the squad after the match that he would be retiring from Roma, suggesting he had already decided. Another strong sign is that he remained silent before the game. What comes next? Choosing the worst possible choice appears to be the goal. It is yet unknown who will replace Daniele De Rossi as coach. Despite the fact that the squad was established in part with him, there seems to be little chance that he would return.

Some Roma supporters are fantasizing about a possible coaching change
Everyone wins if Allegri or Sarri take over, but Mancini would be a nice bonus, too. The club has shown interest in Montella, the coach of the Turkish national team, but the issue is complex and Roma is in utter chaos. Even more encouraging than the loss to Bologna was the club's announcement that training would go back up on Thursday morning, allowing for a 3-day vacation. The absence of a coach to facilitate the exercises makes this break very necessary. A major club like Roma should not behave like Roma at the moment, yet that is exactly what they are doing. Sacked De Rossi was the first blunder; next came Juric, who was unprepared for the level of play. Nevertheless, the club's failure to adequately organize its administration continues to be the primary concern. No one has been chosen to fill the important role of general manager since Lina Sulucu resigned on September 22. Since the Giallorossi supporters had hoped for Daniel De Rossi to take over as coach, the current situation at Roma is shocking and disheartening.