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Roma have sacked Coach Daniele de Rossi only four matches into the new Serie A season.
Roma, who recruited De Rossi to supplant Jose Mourinho at the Stadio Olimpico in January, have been not able to win any of their Serie A matches this season, drawing three and losing at home to Empoli last month.
Roma are presently sixteenth in the Serie A standings following their 1-1 draw at Genoa on Sunday.
A club statement read: “The club’s decision is taken in light of a legitimate concern for the team, to have the option to immediately continue the ideal way when the season is currently at its start.
“To Daniele, who will constantly be at home in the Giallorossi club, a genuine gratitude for the work did in these months with enthusiasm and dedication.”
De Rossi’s residency at Roma began wonderfully. In his first 11 league matches, Roma lost only a single time, getting 26 points from a possible 33. That run took Roma from 10th to fifth in the table.
They additionally arrived at the semi-finals of the Europa League, being taken out by Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen.
A 6th spot finish last season saw them qualify again for this season’s Europa League. Among Roma’s fixtures in Europe this season are an outing to Tottenham on 28 November.
This mid year, Roma marked last season’s La Liga top goalscorer Artem Dovbyk from Girona, as well as experienced German community back Mats Hummels on a free transfer.
There have been various ways out. Previous Manchester United center back Chris Smalling left for Saudi Pro League side Al-Fayha, former Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham has joined AC Milan on loan and Romelu Lukau, who enjoyed keep going season loan from Chelsea with Roma, has joined Napoli.
Andrea Belotti (Como), Rui Patricio (Atalanta) and Leonardo Spinazzola (Napoli) have additionally withdrawn lately.
As a player, De Rossi, who is presently 41, enjoyed 22 years with Roma somewhere in the range of 1997 and 2019, showing up for them. He was likewise essential for Italy’s 2006 World Cup-winning side.
The Friedkin Group, whose proposed takeover of Everton fell in July, own a 95.97% stake in the club.
