Paulo Fonseca was appointed as Roma head coach in 2019, becoming the club’s first Portuguese manager. He left after two seasons in charge, in which he finished fifth and seventh.
The first step out of a difficult patch of form is always the hardest. Roma made theirs against Parma – and the character of players like Veretout, Peres and Mkhitaryan was to thank.
Roma will be looking to end a three-game losing run on Wednesday night when they host Parma – and Edin Dzeko will be among those most determined to make an impact.
The loss to Napoli saw some improvements, but showed once again that Roma have an issue in wide areas. Can Paulo Fonseca fix it before it’s too late?
Nicolo Zaniolo is back in the Roma squad for the first time since January, as the Giallorossi prepare for the Derby Del Sole against Napoli.
Luciano Spalletti could return for a third spell at Roma, according to reports in Italy – but he has responded by praising Paulo Fonseca.
Roma seemed destined to lose to Udinese after conceding just 12 minutes in. Now, they find themselves not just needing to turn a game around, but an entire season.
Antonio Mirante will make his third successive start for Roma when they face Udinese on Thursday – a game in which they will be looking to get back on track.
Keeping Henrikh Mkhitaryan is a gift all too good for Roma to turn down. With his future now more certain, here’s why the Armenian can be a building block for the club.
It seems the only thing consistent in 2020, is inconsistency. Roma look like a different team from one game to the next. So, what does that mean for Paulo Fonseca in the long-term?
Roma’s return to action takes a step up in intensity on Sunday afternoon when they face AC Milan at San Siro – a venue they have not won at since 2017.
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