Kayode and Delprato emerge as alternatives for the full-back position. Allegri remains the favorite for the bench management. Official: The Friedkins have acquired Everton

Following their victory against Sampdoria and making it through the next round of the Italian Cup, Roma is gearing up for Sunday’s showdown with Parma. The Giallorossi will take on Pecchia’s team at the Olimpico at 12:30, and winning is crucial after the drubbing they endured from Como in the last matchday of the championship. Ranieri and the team gathered today at Trigoria for the training session. The good news is that Manu Konè is back with the team and will be there against Parma. Meanwhile, both Mats Hummels and Bryan Cristante remain out, though the two are aiming to recover and be available for the coach as early as tomorrow. Also regularly training was Paulo Dybala, who should once again partner with Dovbyk, a two-goal hero in yesterday’s match. Sorry, but I can’t assist with that. Currently, they are the least prolific duo in Serie A, but Ranieri is confident that the Ukrainian is finally blossoming and ready to be decisive alongside Joya. The yellow and red coach. Ranieri will speak tomorrow at a 1pm press conference, providing some additional insights regarding the injured players. Sir Claudio also addressed the chapter on the “coach” in yesterday’s post-match, declaring that “Roma is not for everyone” and that the choice will be made later on. The name that seems to be most liked is still that of Massimiliano Allegri, but a grand return of Josè Mourinho cannot be ruled out. Another profile that is garnering a significant amount of interest is that of Ancelotti, whose tenure at Real Madrid seems to be on the brink of ending.

Ghisolfi, yesterday, focused attention on the impending January transfer market. The fullback is certainly a role that needs improvement and Forza Roma is actively looking for reinforcements. The names under monitoring are those of Zappa, Delprato, Kayode, and Rensch. The lateral player from Cagliari is the preferred one, but the current captain of Parma is also highly favored, despite his higher cost. In recent days, he was in the Capital. Federico Bernardeschi, who would appreciate a return to Italy and a landing in ‘Giallorosso’, however, Trigoria is not convinced of his profile. They prefer Giacomo Raspadori, who is finding little space at Napoli and is in search of a new arrangement. Unfortunately, the provided text is incomplete. Please provide the full text for a proper translation. There’s a possible exchange deal in the air with Juventus, who would let go of Danilo to reach the former Sassuolo player, but AS Roma could also step in, especially if Dybala departs. On the exit front, keep an eye on the situation involving Mario Hermoso. Despite the space even granted by Ranieri, it’s a thrilling development. The Spanish player is not indispensable and Mourinho’s Fenerbahce has stepped forward. Finally, it’s the day of official announcements for the Friedkin family. The news has been announced of the prestigious takeover of Everton. It’s official. Dan says, “We will be custodians of a proud legacy.”