Claudio Ranieri’s return to the capital is not the only move by the Friedkins to get it back on track this season and plan the club’s future on a solid basis.
The moves that the shareholder is preparing are mainly of an economic nature, that is, the desire to intervene in the January market, to bring in those reinforcements that can give Ranieri a stronger and more complete team.
In this respect, the coach-executive has had full guarantees: Dan is ready to spend more money despite the billion already invested in the club since he became the owner of Roma, writes Corriere dello Sport.
In fact, the Texan owner will contribute to Roma’s January reinforcements.
Roma will have to reconcile the shareholder’s desire to continue using capital with the need to respect the settlement agreement, which expires in June 2025.
It will be able to sign new players while maintaining a management balance, between income and expenditure, in the salary pool because the squad cost (the ratio between squad costs and revenues) remains the compass but the shareholder’s projects remain ambitious.
