Claudio Ranieri confirmed that he and sporting director Florent Ghisolfi are leading the search for a new Roma manager for next season, but under mounting pressure from reporters, he ultimately ruled

On the table there is a multi-year contract, of five years, with the guarantee of ample initial protection to get the project off the ground. Gasperini, moreover, would find several well-known faces in Rome, from Dybala, coached in his time at Palermo, to Mancini, Cristante and Gollini, who got started with him in Bergamo.

Gian Piero Gasperini is open to replacing Claudio Ranieri at Roma, but is in no rush to decide on his future, while the Giallorossi have already prepared a