Ranieri without brakes: "I'm already thinking about the next one. The real victory is that now the fans trust us"

The end-of-match chants are all for him. And it couldn't be otherwise. Claudio Ranieri has brought Roma's consecutive useful results to 10 in the league and above all now sees that European zone that seemed impossible until a month and a half ago at two points. After the easy poker against Monza, the coach invites us to look ahead. "We have resumed the race in the league, but we mustn't stop - Ranieri begins -. My mind has already erased this 4-0. Now Como is coming, who are in full euphoria and playing well. Fabregas will become one of the top managers in Europe. The most important thing I have done so far is to have brought the fans back to trust these guys. The difficulties were and are there, now we must continue like this and I repeat to be careful of Como, we have seen what they did to Napoli but also to us in the first leg".

The strength of Roma today, for Ranieri, is to be found in the dressing room. To explain it, he also reveals an anecdote. “This is a healthy dressing room, sometimes it is said to fill the mouth and mask something - continues the coach -. But it is not like that. For example, a player asked me permission to visit his father before the game, I said no because the next day there was this game. Then Dybala and Paredes came to convince me and I granted it because they showed me that they are a healthy group”.

On Soulè and Baldanzi's performance: "I've always believed in Matias, you can see he's talented. I've always told him to stay calm even if people talked about him as the player brought in to replace Dybala. He must follow Baldanzi's example, who is a little ahead today. Soulé also needs to find Roma's rhythm and he is slowly finding it." On the subject of staying next season, reopened by Ghisolfi before the match, Ranieri gets away with a joke: "Should I stay as coach? I won't change my mind, maybe Ghisolfi misunderstood the question being French. Now let me think about doing well and that's it."