Overview
- The public feud has overshadowed the build-up to Saturday’s Atalanta match, which could shape Roma’s push for a Champions League place.
- Ranieri, in a DAZN interview before Friday’s 3-0 win over Pisa, said every signing since June had Gasperini’s approval and stressed he advises the owners, not the coach.
- Local reports described open coldness at Roma’s Trigoria base, with Gasperini and Ranieri avoiding each other during a team meal.
- Reports say Claudio Ranieri could leave the club, and sporting director Frederic Massara might follow if he departs.
- Media in Italy link the breakdown to season-long disputes over transfer policy, with reported shortlists naming Daniele De Rossi, Vincenzo Italiano and Ernesto Valverde if a coaching change is made.