In a statement, Roma confirmed that Ranieri would transition into a senior advisory role at the season\u2019s conclusion, where he will guide ownership on key sporting decisions, including the search for the club\u2019s future head coach. The club expressed confidence in his leadership, highlighting Ranieri\u2019s historic achievements, such as his iconic Premier League title win with Leicester City in 2015\/16.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cAt the end of the season, he will take on a senior management role: he will be an advisor to the owners for all sporting matters of the club. The search for a new coach will continue in the coming months and Claudio will also have a say in this decision,\u201d said Roma in a statement.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The appointment follows a series of managerial changes at Roma, with former manager Ivan Juric dismissed after only 12 matches, a tenure itself prompted by the brief stint of Daniele De Rossi, who replaced Jose Mourinho earlier in the year. Ranieri, now 73, has managed several high-profile clubs, including Chelsea, Fulham, and Watford, in addition to his Serie A experience with Roma, Sampdoria, and Cagliari.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Despite his recent challenges in securing long-term roles, Ranieri's knowledge of Serie A and his ability to rally struggling squads remain highly regarded. His last Serie A stint saw him steer Cagliari to safety in the 2023\/24 season, narrowly escaping relegation by a single point.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The appointment follows a series of managerial changes at Roma, with former manager Ivan Juric dismissed after only 12 matches, a tenure itself prompted by the brief stint of Daniele De Rossi, who replaced Jose Mourinho earlier in the year. Ranieri, now 73, has managed several high-profile clubs, including Chelsea, Fulham, and Watford, in addition to his Serie A experience with Roma, Sampdoria, and Cagliari.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
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