Massara departs as Roma overhauls backroom staff
Club News·30 May 2026·67d ago

Massara departs as Roma overhauls backroom staff

Source: Forza Roma

AS Roma confirmed the consensual termination of general manager Massara on 29 May 2026. The club thanked him for his professionalism and for securing Champions League qualification. Massara will receive his June salary. His departure follows the end of Claudio Ranieri's tenure and marks the second pillar of Roma's previous leadership structure to exit. The overhaul continues as D'Amico, newly relieved of his role as Atalanta sporting director (replaced by Giuntoli), prepares to take over. D'Amico must still resolve his contract with Bergamo before the move becomes official in the coming days.

Head coach Gian Piero Gasperini is reshaping the club's backroom team. Del Vescovo, arriving from Atalanta, will take charge of the medical staff, replacing Petrucci. Del Vescovo previously worked at Roma between 2012 and 2019. Athletic trainer Alessandro Pilati, formerly at Genoa, is also set to join Gasperini's setup. Changes are underway in the scouting department, with Michele Fratini leading the chase and having already visited Trigoria in recent weeks. One outstanding issue concerns the youth sector director, with candidates including Frara (Frosinone), Margiotta (Verona), and Angeloni (Fiorentina).

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Ufficializzata la rescissione del ds. In arrivo D'Amico, firmerà un triennale Redazione 30 maggio - 07:32 Ecco D'Amico: il nuovo braccio destro di Gasperini Rivoluzione in atto a Trigoria. Dopo l'addio di Ranieri cade un altro pezzo del triumvirato, ieri è arrivata l'ufficialità della risoluzione…

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