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Roma Appoints Ivan Juric As New Manager

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AS Roma have appointed former Torino manager Ivan Juric to replace Daniele De Rossi who was sacked earlier on Wednesday following a winless run in their first four Serie A matches of the season.

The Croatian coach has signed a contract that runs until June of next year, and reports from Italian media suggest that the agreement could be extended if Roma secures a spot in the Champions League this season.

The 49-year-old Juric stepped down at the end of last season after three years in charge at Torino, who consistently finished mid-table during his time with them. He is Roma’s third coach in eight months.

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Juric began his coaching journey in 2011 as an assistant to Gian Piero Gasperini at Inter Milan and Palermo. He subsequently enjoyed a three-year tenure as head coach at Genoa and Hellas Verona.

His new club, who conceded a late equalizer to draw 1-1 at Genoa at the weekend, host leaders Udinese on Sunday.

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