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Ramon expressed frustration after Roma's match against Como in Serie A's sixth round of fixtures. Speaking after the game, the Roma player reflected on a performance in which his side failed to capitalise on a numerical advantage. "We are not content," he said. "We wanted to win. In the end they had one man fewer and we were unable to score a goal — we must improve." Ramon acknowledged his own development but emphasised the need for continued progress. "I have improved a lot, thanks to everyone, but I still have to improve," he stated. "We are not content and we must continue to work." The comments underline Roma's determination to turn draws into victories as the season progresses.

Jacobo Ramon expressed frustration after his side drew with Roma, saying his team failed to capitalise on a numerical advantage late in the match. Speaking to DAZN following the fixture, Ramon said: "We are not happy, we wanted to win and at the end you could see it with them down to ten men. We couldn't score a goal, we need to improve and think about the next one." Ramon reflected on his own development over the past year, crediting his teammates and staff for helping him progress. He acknowledged there remains room for growth: "I have improved a lot thanks to everyone, my teammates and the staff. But I still have to improve a lot. We need to continue working."

Pierluigi Gollini spoke to journalists after Como-Roma on matchday six of Serie A, reflecting on his start in goal for the Giallorossi. The goalkeeper said: "The match was approached differently. Playing after such a long time was difficult. My performance is a reward — what I've earned I've earned through work, hammering away at it. There's a circle of life: when you behave well and give your maximum, the wheel turns in the end." Gollini had been out for an extended period before returning to action at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia. His performance represented a moment of redemption after limited opportunities. Mile Svilar, Roma's first-choice goalkeeper, offered encouragement before kickoff. On his state of mind during the match, Gollini explained: "I felt good, quite fluid even though I hadn't played in a long time. Mental state makes the difference — if you're convinced, everything follows as a consequence." When asked if Svilar had reached out, Gollini revealed: "He told me before the match, 'Go, it's your moment.' He's very strong, there's little to say. I care about him and we're here to help Roma. If I've had a certain career, there's a reason for it."