Roma appointed Claudio Ranieri as manager in November, replacing Ivan Juric. Since then, Ranieri has significantly improved the team's performance, taking them from 12th to seventh place in Serie A. Under Ranieri, Roma has achieved 2.05 points per game and a win percentage of 58.62% in all competitions.
Despite a setback in the Europa League, where Roma was eliminated, the team's focus has shifted to Serie A. Ranieri has notably improved Roma's defensive record and attacking prowess since taking charge. With Roma currently just two points away from European qualification in Serie A, there is a possibility of breaking into the top four by the end of the season. Ranieri's impact on players like Dybala has been evident, with the team becoming more solid defensively and showing potential for a Champions League spot.
Roma's transformation under Ranieri has exceeded expectations, with the possibility of a top-four finish becoming increasingly realistic. The team's recent defensive solidity and improved attacking threat have bolstered their chances of a successful season under Ranieri's guidance.