Roma’s most successful head coach of all time, Nils Liedholm had four spells in charge of the club. He led them to the 1983 Scudetto.
This collection of Roma coaches over the years have been presented with schedules in which they’ve had to face two of their former clubs, one after the other.
With the appointment of Gian Piero Gasperini, Roma have welcomed a coach who finished above them in the Serie A table last season – so when else has that happened?
Gian Piero Gasperini is the fourth-oldest coach Roma have ever appointed, and the oldest with no prior connection to the club.
Claudio Ranieri has retained his 100% derby record and moved into the top five for wins against Lazio as Roma head coach.
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.
There have been many times over the years when Roma fans have wondered, ‘What might have been?’ But none more so than Maurizio Turone’s infamous disallowed goal in 1981.
Roma have been linked with a January move for Bernard, whom Paulo Fonseca worked with at Shakhtar. Here are 10 previous examples of coaches bringing former players to the capital.
On 10th August, 1980, Paulo Roberto Falcao arrived at Roma. And then, everything changed…
Giallorossi Yorkshire and SempreMilan have teamed up to create an all-time lineup of players who are fondly remembered for their spells at both Roma and Milan.
Pierino Prati was Roma’s most prolific marksman of the 1970s. After he passed away at the age of 73 this week, here is a tribute to him.
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