AS Roma has sacked head coach Daniele De Rossi after a disappointing start to the Serie A season, failing to secure a win in their first four matches, which leaves them 16th in the standings. The club's decision, described as being in the best interest of the team, follows a 1-1 draw against Genoa where they conceded a late equalizer, extending their winless run to 11 games across all competitions. De Rossi, a Roma legend and World Cup winner with Italy, had been in charge for just eight months after replacing José Mourinho. During his short tenure, Roma had initially shown promise but could not maintain their form. The club is now searching for a new manager as they prepare for upcoming fixtures, including a Europa League match against Athletic Bilbao. De Rossi, who played 616 matches for Roma, is highly regarded by fans and will be missed in the role he once held as a player.