Jimmy Miotto

A loss against Napoli was almost expected. Can Ranieri get his first win since returning to Rome against a strong yet depleted Tottenham side?

Monday Night Calcio comes to Rome as the Giallorossi host second-place Atalanta. Can Ranieri's crew make a game out of it or is La Dea simply too much for Roma?

Drawing Tottenham brought me some joy. Losing to Napoli and Atalanta was painful but still felt inevitable. Winning against Lecce needs to be a certainty.

Today’s match against Lecce has been labeled a chance for a restart by Claudio Ranieri, and Roma

This match had everything: a first goal from the Saudi Cafu, a potential resurgence from Pellegrini, even happy Romanisti!

The Giallorossi are down a few players for this one, but that shouldn’t stop them from securing three points tomorrow.

Sources close to Claudio Ranieri suggest he could make a play for Atalanta mastermind Gian Piero Gasperini next season.

Can the Giallorossi show their recent form isn’t a fluke by winning one against another big club?

The January transfer window opens soon, but how should Roma approach the winter silly season?

As the Eternal City braces for yet another Derby della Capitale, Claudio Ranieri finds himself at the center of a familiar storm. On the eve of Roma ’s clash with Lazio, Ranieri, speaking to DAZN, delivered a mix of humility, hope, and nostalgia—a potent mixture in one of football’s most storied rivalries. “The last time I came to the Olimpico as Cagliari coach, I said, ‘This is my last time.’ I didn’t think I would return—and return as Roma coach,” he admitted. Now, as he leads his beloved Giallorossi into battle, Ranieri faces the daunting task of inspiring his team that has finally shown signs of life to overcome their cross-town rival that is flying high in the Serie A standings.