The man in charge when Roma won their most recent league title in 2001, Fabio Capello spent five years as the club’s head coach. Back in the 1960s, he played for the Giallorossi for three seasons.
Marten de Roon’s arrival at Roma is the latest example of the club signing a player their current coach had worked with before elsewhere.
Claudio Ranieri has retained his 100% derby record and moved into the top five for wins against Lazio as Roma head coach.
Here are the five most recent men to have managed Roma against Lazio after also playing against them – and how those first derbies went.
Jose Mourinho only made it to two-and-a-half seasons in charge of Roma, meaning there are still only six managers to have led the club for three or more.
Of all the roles a Roma player could ever be tasked with, that of being deputy to a prime Francesco Totti was a rather unenviable one. But Hidetoshi Nakata still made a massive impact on one day in particular.
Fabio Capello has revealed his support of Paulo Fonseca and believes Roma will book their place in the Europa League semi-finals.
Pep Guardiola boasts one of the most impressive CVs in European football, but if there was one chapter with less success, it was his time as a Roma player. Here is the story of that 198-day stint of his career.
Jordan Veretout has made history by becoming the player to have scored the most penalties for Roma without ever missing. Here’s how he compares to the rest.
Fabio Capello was the last man to win Serie A as Roma manager. Decades before, he also spent three years playing for the club. How much do you know about both spells?
To mark the birthday of Luca Toni, who scored five goals for Roma in half a season, here’s a look at 11 other players who have had a strong short-term impact at the club.
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