It’s now official: Nikola Zalewski will be a player for Inter. The Polish winger has been at Roma since his youth sector days and will be leaving the Capital for Milan permanently. Roma is set to cash in a sum close to 6 million after the expensive loan of 600,000 euros. The decisive move has been attributed to Chivu’s initiative, who wished him to play in the Club World Cup, before deciding on his redemption. Roma bids farewell to the class of 2002 after 7 years. The club statement reads:

“AS Roma announces that it has definitively sold Nicola Zalewski to Inter. In the winter market, the winger had transferred to Inter on loan until the end of the season, becoming part of the Black and Blue squad that made it to the Champions League final. Brought up in the yellow and red’s youth division, Zalewski has accumulated 123 appearances and 2 goals wearing the jersey of Roma. “Best of luck for the future, Nicola!”

Published just moments ago is the statement from the yellow-red club: at the end of the season, he will be the consultant for the Ownership in all the sporting matters of the club.

After days of rumors and phone calls, the London interview, and the landing at Fiumicino amidst the celebrating crowd, the Friedkins have officially made their choice: Claudio Ranieri will be the new manager of Roma. Following De Rossi and Juric, he will be the third coach to take to the yellow-red bench in just two months. The fourth in the calendar year 2024. Just seconds ago, the official confirmation of the agreement arrived via a statement from the company. Below are the words from the club:

“AS Roma is pleased to announce that Claudio Ranieri is the new Technical Director of the First Team.

At the end of the season, he will take on a senior managerial role: he will be a consultant to the Owners for all the club’s sports matters. The search for a new coach will continue in the upcoming months, and Claudio will also have a strong voice in this decision.

Born in Rome, and a lifelong Roma fan, after having donned the yellow and red jersey as a player in the 1973-74 season, as well as having two stints as a head coach (from 2009 to 2011, and again in 2019), he is a symbol of the Club’s values. He is also one of the most respected Roman sports figures worldwide. Ranieri brings a colossal wealth of knowledge and experience acquired in Serie A, the Premier League, La Liga, and Ligue 1, leading Europe’s top clubs and winning historic titles, such as the one he clinched with Leicester in 2016.

The Club extends its best wishes to the coach for this new chapter of his thrilling career, confident that he will provide added value to the team and to AS Roma as a whole. “Go Roma and welcome home, Coach!”