Andreazzoli To Remain At Roma

Current Roma manager Aurelio Andreazzoli, who is only supposed to be taking up the position temporarily, is hoping that he has proven his worthiness and will be able to continue leading the team.

Andreazzoli was chosen to stand in as the Giallorossi’s head coach until the end of the season after Zdenek Zeman was sacked in February.

The 59-year-old suffered a loss against Sampdoria in
his first match on the job, but has since led the Lupi to an impressive string of victories, including a giant win over league leaders Juventus.

“If I’m honest, I do think that I deserve to be confirmed in the job,” he said, in response to questions regarding his future.

“But the fact remains that I am an employee of the club who for five years has been asked to perform a certain task. I’ll do whatever the club tell me to do in the future.”

“I’m working in a joyful environment, I’m happy and I therefore have no worries about what may happen next.”

“I’m ready for anything. If, in June, I have to put myself at the disposal of a new coach then I will do so without any problems.”

Roma will be heading over to the Stadio Friuli next to take on Udinese.