After two months of failure to rebound, he was fired...Second head coach change this season
After two months of failure to rebound, he was fired...Second head coach change this season
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AS Roma (Italy) has taken the extreme measure of replacing the head coach for the second time this season. He replaced Ivan Yuric (49, Croatia), who was appointed in September, in two months. Even after Yuric took office, he failed to rebound and remains at the bottom.
AS Roma said on its official website on the 11th (Korea Standard Time), "I would like to thank Coach Yuri Chi for his hard work over the past few weeks, including leading the team with the best expertise even in difficult environments," adding, "I hope the future will be full of luck." He added, "The appointment of the next head coach has already begun, and we will officially formalize the appointment in the next few days."
Earlier, AS Roma replaced Daniele de Rossi (41, Italy) on September 18, citing poor performance. Coach Rossi signed a contract in June in recognition of the poor performance of AS Roma earlier this year to overcome the crisis, but was notified of his dismissal when he fell into a swamp of four wins (three draws and one loss) after the opening of this season. 메이저사이트
AS Roma immediately set out to find a new head coach. With several candidates on the roster, they finally appointed Yurich. As AS Roma had to move up the ranks immediately, they chose "silly football" from Yurich, who consistently scored points by banking on his strong defense capabilities when leading Elas Verona and Turin (Italy).
After a three-goal victory in his first match in Italy, Yurich changed the mood at once by recording one win and one draw in the next two matches. However, the team began to suffer more losses or draws than wins, and ended up failing to rebound as it had only four wins (three draws and five losses) while leading 12 official matches. AS Roma is currently ranked 12th in the Serie A table.
AS Roma was in crisis and quickly removed their sword. He was sacked in surprise just two months after appointing Yurich. AS Roma, who are currently in the process of appointing a new head coach, are considering Roberto Mancini of Italy, who recently parted ways with the Saudi Arabian team, as their top priority.
After retiring as an active coach in 2010, Yurich began his career as a leader. Having served as a head coach at Inter Milan and Palermo, he slowly made his name known by leading Mantua, Crotone and Genoa (Italy), and served as a head coach at Elas Verona and Turin.