According to Italian media outlet Football Market, Roma coach Veljko Yurić is on the brink of being sacked, and this weekend’s Serie A home game against Bologna may be his farewell match with the club.
After failing to secure a win in the Europa League match against St. Gilloise during the midweek, Yurić’s position has become even more precarious. According to Football Market, Yurić is currently in a completely chaotic environment, and this weekend’s match between Roma and Bologna could be his last in charge of the Giallorossi. However, there is also a possibility that things could turn around.
It is reported that Roma owner Daniel Friedkin will soon arrive at the club, which could lead to significant changes. They are currently dissatisfied with Roma’s performance this season. Given that the international break follows this round of Serie A matches, it would be an opportune time to make a coaching change, allowing the new coach to have a buffer period during the international break.
Former Saudi Arabia national team coach Roberto Mancini is reportedly one of the potential candidates for the new coaching position, although the club has not yet made contact with him. Other foreign coaches under consideration include Graham Potter, Frank Lampard, and Paulo Sousa, while the return of former coach Daniele De Rossi appears unlikely at this stage.
