Manager Claudio Ranieri has intimated that he will be leaving Roma at the end of the Serie A campaign.
The former Chelsea and Leicester City boss joined the Giallorossi this season after a short spell back in the Premier League with Fulham.
Now in his second spell with the Giallorossi, the 67-year-old has stated his deal runs to the end of the season and he did not mention that he would be in charge next term.
Ranieri Said “I came to Roma because my reaction to getting the call from the club, as a Roma fan, was one of excitement and eagerness to help,” he said. “My job here runs until the end of the season.
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When I signed the contract I knew I would have stayed here only for a short period. “I think that for Roma building a new stadium is crucial.
After that they can start closing the gap with Juventus, but until then it will be a little bit harder for them.”
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