The Special One Jose Mourinho (60) Shockingly Fired by A.S. Roma
AS Roma has officially parted ways with head coach Jose Mourinho after a two-and-a-half-year tenure filled with inconsistent results.
The decision follows a string of disappointing performances, with the Giallorossi winning just one of their last six Serie A games and facing elimination from the Coppa Italia.
Former Roma captain Daniele De Rossi has been named as Mourinho’s successor, with a mandate to steer the club in a new direction.
Jose Mourinho’s disappointing run
The decision to terminate Mourinho’s contract comes as AS Roma finds itself sitting in the ninth spot in Serie A, having won only one of their last six league games.
The recent elimination from the Coppa Italia by city rivals Lazio added to the woes, contributing to the Giallorossi’s decision to seek a change in leadership.
Mourinho’s legacy at roma
Jose Mourinho joined Roma in 2021 and enjoyed success by leading the team to the Europa Conference League title in 2022.
Additionally, he guided them to the Europa League final last season, where they narrowly lost to Sevilla on penalties.
Despite these achievements, the recent downturn in performance led to a parting of ways. Mourinho’s contract was set to expire in June.
De Rossi takes the Seat
Former Roma captain Daniele De Rossi has been appointed as Mourinho’s successor. The decision to bring in De Rossi reflects a commitment to reshaping the team’s direction.
Sky in Italy reveals that De Rossi’s appointment is on a short-term basis until June, with the possibility of an extension based on performance and achievements.
A.S. Roma Statement
In response to Mourinho’s departure, AS Roma released a statement expressing gratitude for his passion and efforts during his time at the club.
The statement reads, “We will always have great memories of his tenure at Roma, but we believe that an immediate change is in the best interests of the club.”
What’s next for Jose Mourinho
As Mourinho departs Roma, speculation arises about his next destination.
Real Madrid, Newcastle or Chelsea are his most likely options.
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