Perinetti warns Ranieri's departure could prove costly when Roma need mediation
Club News·13 May 2026·89d ago

Perinetti warns Ranieri's departure could prove costly when Roma need mediation

Source: Forza Roma

Giorgio Perinetti, former Roma sporting director, has warned that Claudio Ranieri's split from the club will have consequences that may extend beyond the immediate present. Speaking at an event in May 2026, Perinetti said: "Today it hurts Ranieri, but I don't know if in future it could also affect Gasperini's future. As long as there is enthusiasm and victories everything goes well, but when mediation is needed then there could be problems. We'll see. Hopefully in any case everything will go well for Roma's benefit."

Ranieri departed his role as senior advisor after Gian Piero Gasperini's appointment as head coach marked a new chapter for the club. Perinetti, who worked alongside Ranieri at Napoli in the post-Maradona era and had Gasperini as Juventus youth team coach, described Ranieri as "a balanced person" whom he respects. He suggested the separation would penalise both Ranieri and Roma, particularly in moments requiring negotiation or crisis management.

● AI Generated Summary

This summary was generated by an AI model. Always read the source for complete and accurate information.

Story Coverage2 sources on this story

Testo Originale / Source Text

L'ex ds giallorosso si esprime sulle dinamiche che hanno portato alla separazione tra il senior advisor e il club: "Potrà incidere in futuro" Redazione 13 maggio - 12:22 La forza delle idee: servono più Malen La Roma riparte da Gian Piero Gasperini dopo l'allontanamento di Claudio Ranieri, che ha…

Read the full article in Italian at Forza Roma.

Read original on Forza Roma

More Club News

Falcao marks 46 years since arriving at Roma: the reception that changed everything
Club News AI
8h ago

Falcao marks 46 years since arriving at Roma: the reception that changed everything

Paulo Roberto Falcao marked the 46th anniversary of his arrival at Roma on 10 August, the date he landed at Fiumicino in 1980. The Brazilian midfielder took to social media to reflect on one of football's most celebrated welcomes, describing how more than 6,000 Roma supporters greeted him at the airport despite his not having played a single pass for the club. Falcao became a legend at Roma, enchanting fans with his play in midfield and earning the nickname 'Il Divino'. In his anniversary message, Falcao explained the profound impact of that first moment: "10 August 1980. I landed at Fiumicino without imagining what was waiting for me outside. There were more than 6,000 Roma fans screaming my name, according to the newspapers, and I had not yet made a single pass in that shirt. At that time it was not easy to know players from the other side of the world like it is today. I understood it was not about me, it was about hope and love for the club. I was frightened and received an embrace, all at the same time. Roma welcomed me with open arms before even truly knowing me, and from then on I spent the years trying to repay that." The midfielder added: "Today marks 46 years from that day. Thank you, Roma."

Molina arrives in Rome to greet fans at Ciampino
Transfer NewsClub News AI
11h ago

Molina arrives in Rome to greet fans at Ciampino

Molina arrived at Ciampino airport on 10 August, where he was greeted by Roma supporters. The Argentine received a warm welcome from fans, who embraced him and watched as he signed autographs and smiled for cameras. The transfer represents another addition to Gian Piero Gasperini's squad as Roma continue their summer business. Molina's arrival follows ongoing activity in the transfer market, with the club also pursuing other targets including reported interest in left-back Udogie from Tottenham and negotiations ongoing for other positions.

Wesley and Malen star in viral Ponza beach moment
Squad NewsClub News AI
16h ago

Wesley and Malen star in viral Ponza beach moment

Roma players Wesley and Donyell Malen featured in a viral video while relaxing on the island of Ponza. The footage, shared across social media, captured the pair in a light-hearted encounter with a local ice-cream boat attraction known as 'Il Barchino dei Gelati', one of the island's best-known features. The clip showed the players smiling, waving and enjoying downtime together in a relaxed atmosphere that quickly gained thousands of views and comments. The video was widely reposted by Roma fan accounts and social media pages, with supporters delighted to see their players taking time to unwind before returning to competitive fixtures. The moment generated significant engagement across platforms as fans shared their enjoyment of the pair's casual holiday appearance together.

Feedback