D'Amico Departs Atalanta as Giuntoli Takes Over; Roma and Milan Monitor Situation
Transfer News·9 May 2026·1h ago

D'Amico Departs Atalanta as Giuntoli Takes Over; Roma and Milan Monitor Situation

Source: Forza Roma

Tony D'Amico is set to leave Atalanta as sporting director, with Giuntoli appointed as his replacement. The managerial position of Palladino is also uncertain, with both potentially departing Bergamo at the end of the season. Roma and AC Milan are among the clubs monitoring D'Amico's availability, with Milan potentially targeting him if their own sporting director Tare departs. For Roma, alternative sporting director candidates include Manna from Napoli. Giuntoli was also previously considered by the Friedkin Group but ranks lower in their priority list to replace Massara, who is expected to leave Roma after one year in charge.

Roma continues its search for a new sporting director following Massara's imminent departure. The club has identified multiple candidates in the market, with D'Amico and Manna among those under consideration. The movement of sporting directors across Italian football reflects broader structural changes at several major clubs. Gasperini, Roma's head coach, awaits clarity on the sporting director appointment to enable proper planning for the coming season.

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D’Amico lascia l’Atalanta: al suo posto c’è Giuntoli. Roma e Milan alla finestra - Forzaroma.info Forzaroma.infoI migliori video scelti dal nostro canaleforzaroma news as roma D’Amico lascia l’Atalanta: al suo posto c’è Giuntoli. Roma e Milan alla finestranews as romaD’Amico lascia l’Atalanta: al suo posto c’è Giuntoli. Roma e Milan alla finestraRIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA - JANUARY 02: Luca Percassi, CEO of Atalanta (L), Antonio Percassi, President of Atalanta BC (3L), Giuseppe Marotta, CEO of FC Internazionale (4L) and Tony D’Amico, Sporting Director of Atalanta (R), pose for a photo prior to the Italian Super Cup Semi-Final match between FC Internazionale and Atalanta at Al Awwal Park on January 02, 2025 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. (Photo by Abdullah Ahmed/Getty Images)I giallorossi cercano ancora il direttore sportivo Redazione 9 maggio 2026 (modifica il 9 maggio 2026 | 12:57) Tony D'Amico è pronto a lasciare l'Atalanta. Secondo quanto riportato da Sky Sport la posizione del direttore sportivo è in bilico così come quella di Palladino che potrebbe lasciare Bergamo alla fine della stagione. Sul direttore sportivo c'è anche la Roma oltre che il Milan che in caso di addio a Tare potrebbe tentare l'assalto. L'altro nome per i giallorossi è quello di Manna, ds del Napoli. Al posto di D'Amico arriverà Giuntoli, altro profilo sondato dai Friedkin ma dietro nella corsa per per sostituire Massara che è pronto a salutare la Capitale dopo un anno dal suo arrivo. Gasperini attende una decisione per poter programmare il futuro. Leggi anche Amendola stuzzica la Lazio: “Il derby per loro è una ragione di vita” Giannini, niente pronostico per il derby: “La Roma ha bisogno di nove punti” © RIPRODUZIONE RISERVATA

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