The American presidents have decided to bet on Sir Claudio to turn the tide of a season that began in the worst possible way.

A boiling day in London to determine the future of Rome. The white smoke has arrived, even though the company’s statement is still missing. Claudio Ranieri will be the new coach of the Giallorossi. The Friedkin family has made their decision after days of phone calls. Before yesterday, the two names that seemed leading contenders for the role of technical director for Roma were those of Roberto Mancini and Vincenzo Montella. Sorry, but you’ve provided a link without any visible text to translate. Please provide a visible block of text to be translated. The first seemed to be the favorite right after Juric’s departure but the request for a long contract led the Friedkin’s to hesitate and then change course. Thus, it was Vincenzo “the little airplane”‘s turn: the 1.5 million euro release clause from Turkey was not an insurmountable obstacle, but Roma offered the former footballer a one and a half year contract, against the three years requested by Montella. I’m sorry, but there is no text provided in your request that could be translated. From the Friedkin side, there was an urgency to begin working from tomorrow – the day when training is scheduled to resume – and the foreign options proposed were gradually diminishing. Claudio Ranieri’s arrival is expected at 10:00 pm at Fiumicino Airport. Before departing, when asked about the complex situation he would find at Trigoria, he answered with a smile: “That’s why they called me.” Rosella Sensi has welcomed coach Ranieri to the helm at AS Roma. “Welcome home, Mister and thank you yet again.” This is her message on social media: “Welcome home, Mister! And thank you once again.” In 2009, it was her who called him after the resignation of Luciano Spalletti. It’s indeed the former coach of Roma, the current coach of Italy, who believes that Ranieri is the right man for the Giallorossi. “Ranieri has a profound understanding of those places, as he hails from Testaccio. He has all it takes to do well and solve things in Rome,” “It’s a well-made choice. I believe he has everything he needs to perform well and resolve matters,”. Meanwhile in Argentina, Coach Scaloni discussed Leandro Paredes’ situation in Rome: “I have not spoken about Paredes’ present situation. We started training yesterday, and today was the most important training session.” “We are more focused on preparing for the match,” said Argentine coach, Scaloni, jumping to the defense of Paredes. The latter, currently at Rome, is not receiving the playing time he would want. “We never interfere in the current football scenario of each player, on the decisions to change the team or to stay. We assess the present scenario and it’s true that he isn’t receiving the playing time he’d like.”