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Yahoo
17 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Gourna-Douath wants to stay at Roma
Gourna-Douath wants to stay at Roma Lucas Gourna-Douath's priority is to remain in the Italian capital. After joining Roma on loan from Salzburg, the French midfielder now intends to continue playing in Italy. Since January, the French midfielder has made six appearances in Serie A, demonstrating potential and reliability despite his limited playing time. Advertisement According to the player has attracted the interest of two other Italian clubs, but his priority remains his permanence in the capital. The trust shown by Claudio Ranieri and the Giallorossi management, combined with the possibility of further growth under the guidance of Gian Piero Gasperini, represent strong motivations for the young talent. New contacts are expected between Roma and Salzburg in the coming days to discuss a possible agreement for the confirmation of Gourna-Douath in Giallorossi.
Yahoo
17 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Gourna-Douath wants to stay at Roma
Gourna-Douath wants to stay at Roma Lucas Gourna-Douath's priority is to remain in the Italian capital. After joining Roma on loan from Salzburg, the French midfielder now intends to continue playing in Italy. Since January, the French midfielder has made six appearances in Serie A, demonstrating potential and reliability despite his limited playing time. Advertisement According to the player has attracted the interest of two other Italian clubs, but his priority remains his permanence in the capital. The trust shown by Claudio Ranieri and the Giallorossi management, combined with the possibility of further growth under the guidance of Gian Piero Gasperini, represent strong motivations for the young talent. New contacts are expected between Roma and Salzburg in the coming days to discuss a possible agreement for the confirmation of Gourna-Douath in Giallorossi.
BBC News
a day ago
- Business
- BBC News
Gasperini departs Atalanta after nine years
Atalanta manager Gian Piero Gasperini, who led them to the Europa League title in 2024, has announced he will leave after nine years in 67, revealed in February that he would not be renewing his contract with the Bergamo-based Serie A club, which was set to expire in Italian has been linked with the vacant role at Roma, after Claudio Ranieri's retirement."Only in the last few hours have I really decided to put an end to this wonderful nine-year-long story," said Gasperini."But let's not say goodbye. I don't like that."We've managed to achieve some unquestionably extraordinary results. I would have liked to do more, I didn't succeed, but we still celebrated a lot together and I'm sure you will do it again."Under Gasperini, Atalanta played in the Champions League for the first time and were transformed from relegation battlers to regular contenders for European qualification.
CNA
a day ago
- General
- CNA
Gasperini confirms Atalanta exit
Manager Gian Piero Gasperini confirmed his departure from Serie A side Atalanta with an emotional message to supporters on Saturday. Gasperini's exit did not come as a surprise, as he stated back in February that he would not renew his contract, which is set to expire in June. "It wasn't possible to express this before, only in the last few hours have I really decided to put an end to this wonderful nine-year-long story. But let's not say goodbye, I don't like that," he told Atalanta fans via the Italian newspaper l'Eco di Bergamo. The 67-year-old Gasperini has turned the Bergamo club into a regular presence among the Serie A leaders in recent seasons, and he led them to the Europa League title in 2024. "We've managed to achieve some unquestionably extraordinary results. I would have liked to do more, I didn't succeed, but we still celebrated a lot together and I'm sure you will do it again," he added. Italian media reported that Gasperini is set to take over as coach of AS Roma following Claudio Ranieri's retirement.
Reuters
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Reuters
Gasperini confirms Atalanta exit
May 31 (Reuters) - Manager Gian Piero Gasperini confirmed his departure from Serie A side Atalanta with an emotional message to supporters on Saturday. Gasperini's exit did not come as a surprise, as he stated back in February that he would not renew his contract, which is set to expire in June. "It wasn't possible to express this before, only in the last few hours have I really decided to put an end to this wonderful nine-year-long story. But let's not say goodbye, I don't like that," he told Atalanta fans via the Italian newspaper l'Eco di Bergamo. The 67-year-old Gasperini has turned the Bergamo club into a regular presence among the Serie A leaders in recent seasons, and he led them to the Europa League title in 2024. "We've managed to achieve some unquestionably extraordinary results. I would have liked to do more, I didn't succeed, but we still celebrated a lot together and I'm sure you will do it again," he added. Italian media reported that Gasperini is set to take over as coach of AS Roma following Claudio Ranieri's retirement.
