Claudio Ranieri’s Roma are preparing to face Como with a clear objective: to break the taboo of away games in the league.
Despite the signs of recovery shown with the recent victories against Lecce and Braga, the Giallorossi have yet to earn three points away from home in this Serie A.
Ranieri knows how crucial it is to continue building on this new positive momentum to keep the enthusiasm alive and improve the standings.
At the end of the match against Braga, the coach himself acknowledged that the team is finally responding to his requests, but the road to a complete recovery is still long.
The psychological rebirth of key players like Pellegrini, the return to the top of Hummels and Paredes, and Dybala’s adaptation to a more dynamic role are all encouraging signs, but the match against Como represents a real crossroads.
Ranieri asked his players to rediscover the pleasure of the game: “I want to see the team become children again, with that natural desire to have fun with the ball”.
At Sinigaglia, writes The RepublicRoma will have to demonstrate that they have rediscovered that lightness that, combined with determination, can finally bring an away victory.
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