It would be a savvy move, it would return to Roma the coach who built this team without the Greek nightmare on his back. And most importantly, it would get this team back to playing as they know how to play, because even the playing field tells us that long ball and aggressive play worsen the performance. If you make an exception for the Roma-Udinese match, even considering the tension that often leads to unexpected outcomes, there was a draw against Bilbao, an inexplicably won game against Venezia, followed by a loss against Elfsborg, and finally a draw with the team bottom of the league. There may have been a penalty on Baldanzi, but De Rossi was dismissed after Genoa-Roma, where there was a missing penalty shot by Dybala. Hence, we cannot just put all the blame on referees. We need to talk about the field and right now, it’s not looking pretty. Then there’s also the issue of handing over 20 million to De Rossi for three years if he doesn’t coach, so even from a financial standpoint, it would be a lucrative operation, from all perspectives. You didn’t provide any text to translate. Please provide the details so I can assist you better.