Roma is one step away from qualifying for next season’s Champions League.
A win in Verona would guarantee the club around €60 million in revenue with which to plan for the future. Not a bad assist.
While the coach is focused on the away match at the Bentegodi stadium scheduled for Sunday at 8:45 PM, the club is thinking about next season’s Roma.
Ryan Friedkin is at Trigoria and is working on several options, starting with the choice of sporting director for Gasperini’s second season in the capital.
The path to Manna has been frozen and it’s unlikely anything will change, which is why the owners have shifted their focus to two other names.
Roma is searching for a sporting director to replace the outgoing Frederic Massara.
As La Gazzetta dello Sport reports, the two current frontrunners are Tony D’Amico and Sean Sogliano.
These sporting directors have already worked with Gasperini, and the manager himself recommended them to the club.
AC Milan is also interested in D’Amico, an aspect not to be underestimated. Sogliano has been contacted in recent days and is waiting to see how things develop.
