Gasperini welcomes three new staff additions ahead of summer transfer window
Squad News·9 July 2026·1h ago

Gasperini welcomes three new staff additions ahead of summer transfer window

Source: Il Romanista

Gian Piero Gasperini will be bolstered by three new members of his backroom team from Monday. The additions comprise Riccardo Del Vescovo as the new head of medical services, alongside two technical collaborators: Jacopo Sbravati and Alessandro Pilati.

Sbravati, a former Primavera coach at Genoa, is the son of Michele Sbravati, who served as Genoa's youth academy director for over fifteen years from 2008 to 2024 and developed numerous top-level talents. Pilati is an established fitness coach from Genoa, where he worked almost continuously from 2004 to 2025. Both figures enjoy Gasperini's full confidence and will join Roma's technical staff. The recruitment represents the first tangible movement at the club's Trigoria training base as the club awaits incoming transfers during the summer window and works on contract renewals. Gasperini is expected to receive further additions to his squad shortly.

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Non saranno acquisti ma da lunedì Gasperini potrà contare su tre nuovi innesti nel proprio staff: il nuovo responsabile sanitario Riccardo Del Vescovo e due collaboratori. Si tratta di Jacopo Sbravati, figlio di Michele che per oltre quindici anni (dal 2008 al 2024) è stato il responsabile del…

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