Primavera Coach Guidi Departs Roma by Mutual Consent

Federico Guidi's second spell as Roma Primavera head coach has ended following a consensual contract termination with the club. Guidi had returned to lead the youth side in the 2025–26 season after his first tenure between 2022 and 2024. During that initial period, he secured a Coppa Italia and Supercoppa Italiana title at youth level, and guided Roma to the Scudetto final in 2024. Margiotta, the newly appointed head of Roma's youth sector, will oversee a rebuild of the Primavera squad under a new manager. Scala has been named as Guidi's successor. Roma issued an official statement acknowledging Guidi's contributions, praising his "dedication and professionalism" and his work in developing academy talent. The club wished him well for his future career. Guidi's departure marks a fresh chapter for Roma's youth development programme, with Scala taking on the responsibility of continuing the progress made during the previous campaigns.

AS Roma paid tribute to Amedeo Mangone on his 58th birthday, marking the occasion with a message honouring the former defender's role in the club's Serie A triumph. Mangone spent two seasons at Roma between 1999 and 2001, making 49 appearances for the Giallorossi and lifting the Scudetto in 2001—the third title in the club's history. The club's social media post celebrated the milestone with the traditional She-wolf emoji, recognising both Mangone's longevity in the shirt and his place in Roma's trophy cabinet. Now working as a coach, Mangone remains a significant figure in the club's recent history, representing the era that delivered one of Roma's most celebrated championship wins.

AS Roma have parted ways with Federico Guidi as Primavera head coach, with the club and the Tuscan manager negotiating a mutual contract termination. The decision follows a challenging season that prompted the Giallorossi hierarchy to overhaul the technical direction of their youth academy. Massimo Margiotta, the club's newly appointed youth sector director, backed the managerial change as part of a strategic reorganisation. Mattia Scala, 32, will take charge of the Primavera side after impressing in his role managing the Under-18 team last season. The results he achieved with the younger group convinced Roma's leadership to promote him. Scala will become the youngest head coach in Primavera history at the club.