Gian Piero Gasperini Named AS Roma's New Manager, Signs Three-Year Contract

- Former Atalanta coach Gian Piero Gasperini has joined AS Roma, replacing Claudio Ranieri as the new manager. Gasperini, 67, signed a three-year deal with the Serie A club.

Gian Piero Gasperini Appointed AS Roma's New Manager

AS Roma has officially announced the appointment of Gian Piero Gasperini as their new manager, following his successful stint at Atalanta. Gasperini, 67, signed a three-year contract with the Serie A club, taking over from the retired Claudio Ranieri.

Background and Achievements

Gasparini left Atalanta after nine years in charge, where he achieved notable success, including winning the Europa League in 2024. His tactical acumen and player development skills have earned him recognition in the football world, being named Serie A coach of the year twice.

Ranieri's New Role

Claudio Ranieri, the outgoing Roma manager, has transitioned to a senior executive advisor role at the club. Ranieri, who led Roma to a fifth-place finish last season, played a key role in the team's qualification for the Europa League.

Future Plans

The appointment of Gasperini is seen as a strategic move by both the ownership and Ranieri, who believe in Gasperini's ability to lead Roma to further success. Gasperini's reputation for innovative tactics and commitment to hard work align with Roma's vision for the future.

Gasperini's arrival marks a new chapter for AS Roma, with high expectations set for the team under his leadership.