Daniele de Rossi: AS Roma Sack Jose Mourinho’s Successor After Four Games

• Daniele De Rossi has been sacked by AS Roma after a winless start to the 2024/2025 Serie A season
• De Rossi had only been in charge for seven months after replacing Jose Mourinho, who was let go in January
• Roma have only collected three points from a possible twelve, leading to the dismissal of the 2006 World Cup winner

AS Roma have parted ways with Daniele De Rossi after an unsatisfactory start to the new Serie A season.

The Giallorossi remain winless in Italy after four games of the new campaign. They have recorded three draws and a loss, leaving them 16th on the table, one point above the relegation places.

How long did De Rossi manage AS Roma?

De Rossi only recently signed a permanent contract on June 25th after serving the remainder of the 2023/2024 campaign. He was appointed on an interim basis after Jose Mourinho was relieved of his duties in January.

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"The Club’s decision is adopted in the interest of the team, in order to be able to promptly resume the desired path, at a time when the season is still at its beginning," read part of the club's statement.

AS Roma's next matches

Roma are yet to announce who will take over ahead of a busy period. The side plays Udinese in the Serie A this weekend before hosting Athletico Bilbao in the Europa League next week.

Comparing AS Roma to Mourinho's Fenerbahce

Roma's performances are a stark contrast to Mourinho's new club Fenerbahce. The Portuguese head coach has taken to the Turkish Super Lig like a duck to water. He has only dropped points once in the first five games.

Mourinho receives a yellow card in UCL defeat

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Legit.ng has previously reported that Jose Mourinho marked his return to the Champions League by quickly landing in the referee's book, earning a yellow card within just ten minutes.

The Portuguese manager was cautioned during Fenerbahce’s 2-1 loss to Lille in the first leg of the qualifying round.

Known for his no-nonsense approach, referee Istvan Kovacs wasted no time in booking "The Special One," who is no stranger to such intense moments on the sidelines.

Source: TUKO.co.ke