New Roma coach Claudio Ranieri says that the Giallorossi were one of only two clubs that could persuade him to return to management.

Claudio Ranieri returns to Roma amidst an ownership under fire after Ivan Juric’s disastrous 53 days in charge.“Welcome home” was the message from the Romanisti as Claudio Ranieri arrived at

Fortunately, Roma has both in spades. Enter Claudio Ranieri. For the third time in his storied career and the second time since 2019, Ranieri has been tasked with saving his beloved Roma. But can Sir Claudio succeed where Mourinho,

Claudio Ranieri has been appointed as the new head coach of Roma. The Athletic reported earlier this week that Ranieri was in talks to take over at the Serie A side, having previously announced his retirement from coaching after steering Cagliari to safety at the end of last season.

Claudio Ranieri has described his return to Roma as "fate" after the Italian coach was appointed as head coach of the Serie A club for a third time. The Premier League-winning manager led the team between 2009 and 2011 and returned for a two-month stint in 2019.

Claudio Ranieri could only have been convinced to come out of retirement by either Cagliari or AS Roma, and had turned down plenty of offers before answering the call of home, the new Roma manager said on Friday.

The first versions of Roma with Claudio Ranieri on the bench might not differ a lot from Ivan Juric’s schematically, but they will conceptually. The veteran gaffer is likely to stick with a

Claudio Ranieri's return to Roma will provide a steady pair of hands for the Serie A club, writes Mina Rzouki.