AS Roma has sacked head coach Daniele De Rossi after a disappointing start to the Serie A season, with the team sitting in 16th place and failing to secure a win in their first four matches, earning only three points. De Rossi, a club legend and former captain, was appointed in January 2024 following the dismissal of Jose Mourinho, and had recently signed a contract extension until June 2027 after leading the team to the Europa League semifinals. Despite the support from fans and a strong finish last season, the club's management deemed the decision necessary for the team's immediate recovery. The official statement expressed gratitude for De Rossi's dedication and contributions, while the search for a replacement is underway, with names like Massimiliano Allegri and Stefano Pioli being considered. The club's management is focused on getting back on track early in the season, reflecting the heightened expectations following significant summer signings, including Paulo Dybala's decision to remain with the team. De Rossi's tenure, however, lasted only three months after the extension, highlighting the volatile nature of football management.