AS Roma has decided to part ways with manager Daniele De Rossi, who took over the role as interim coach last year following Jose Mourinho’s departure.
The club’s official statement reads:
“AS Roma announces that it has relieved Daniele De Rossi of his duties as head coach of the first team. The Club’s decision is taken in the interest of the team, to be able to promptly resume the desired path, at a time when the season is still at its beginning. To Daniele, who will always be at home in the Giallorossi Club, a heartfelt thanks for the work carried out in these months with passion and dedication.”
Despite being awarded a new three-year contract in June, De Rossi’s tenure has been cut short due to a challenging start to the season, where Roma has managed only one win, three draws, and one loss in their opening four games. The decision reflects the club’s urgency to turn around their performance and achieve their goals for the season.
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