Gasperini Takes over From Ranieri at Roma After Successful Run at Atalanta
- Gian Piero Gasperini became AS Roma's new head coach on Friday, signing a three-year contract after leaving Atalanta on Saturday.
- Roma sought an experienced manager able to implement dynamic tactics and manage intense media and fan pressure, deciding on Gasperini over Juventus.
- Gasperini coached Atalanta for nine years until 2025, leading them to the 2023-24 UEFA Europa League title and consistent top-three Serie A finishes.
- Under Claudio Ranieri’s leadership, Roma secured a fifth-place finish in Serie A last season, after which he stepped down and recommended Gasperini as the ideal candidate to help the club achieve its European goals.
- Gasperini's appointment suggests Roma aims to return to Champions League football through his well-known player development and creative tactics.
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Roma players will now be led by the long-time coach of Atalanta, who won the Europa League last year.
Gasperini Takes over from Ranieri at Roma After Successful Run at Atalanta
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Gasperini takes over from Ranieri at Roma after successful run at Atalanta
Gian Piero Gasperini has been named Roma’s new coach, taking over for the retiring Claudio Ranieri following his own successful run at Atalanta. Gasperini says “I need a significant challenge”...
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