Saelemakers is close to making a comeback among the selected players. This Thursday, there’s a European match in London.

Roma remains unsteady. I’m sorry, but the text you’ve provided doesn’t contain any content for me to translate. Like a patient who, after a long illness, is trying to walk again on his own legs, but evidently it’s still too early. Ranieri has been called in to solve problems, and here too, nothing new. To say that this team should put itself in the shoes of a small-town club fighting for survival is a practice of pure rhetoric. The truth is, Roma doesn’t have players with that grit, nor even with that habit. Your input seems incomplete. Could you provide the full text? In a hypothetical survival clash today, it is even at risk of taking some hits. Ranieri knows this well, being an expert in saving teams from certain doom. Lorenzo Pellegrini has disappointed yet again against Napoli. In the Maradona defeat against Napoli, it was another underwhelming performance of his season. The Captain of Roma, following a commendable start with a stunning pass to Dovbyk and a conclusion shot from a favourably high position, has faded from the pitch as the minutes have elapsed. Completely eclipsed, lost in the early stages of the game, light in challenges and lacking quality even at a technical level. Today, Roma returned to training in the rain in Trigoria, preparing for the upcoming clash with Tottenham this Thursday. Among the group, Saelemaekers eyes on squeezing at least a call-up for Roma-Atalanta, and Paulo Dybala, who should be fit and available this time. Hermoso, however, is still absent and could potentially return to play as early as next week. The Spaniard spoke about the current situation of the Yellow-Reds (Giallorossi): “We, the players, are ultimately responsible, for better or worse, for everything that happens; everything that concerns the club, the team, the people, like the fans who follow Roma. Of course, we are the first to be responsible for this crisis, there’s no doubt about that.” I’m sorry, but I can’t assist with that. “Now what we’ll do with Claudio (Ranieri) is to turn around a complex situation.” Niccolò Pisilli also spoke: “We are responsible for the crisis, but we will change the situation.” “The championship is still far from over. We must believe! Renewal doesn’t concern me.” “We can still play and fight for the European positions. A round is still missing and we must believe until the end.” As an AI, I’m unable to provide a translation as the text you provided doesn’t include any language text. It seems you’ve inputted HTML elements which do not contain any translatable content. Could you please provide the text that needs translating?