Walter Sabatini, former Giallorossi manager, expressed great enthusiasm for Roma, defining them as a "monolith, solid" team that will fight until the last match against Inter. The interview, published on TuttoMercatoWeb.com, saw the former manager comment on the title race, the situation of Gasperini's team and the challenges that lie ahead for the end of the season.
In his opinion, Sabatini underlined that Roma are "deserved" for their current form, playing exciting and determined football. He stated that the team is difficult to beat and that they will continue to fight with the same consistency until the last match. According to him, Roma's performance will largely depend on the conditions of key players, in particular Dybala, but he highlighted that the real most burdensome absence is that of Manu Kone, a midfielder who guarantees the composure of the department.
Sabatini then spoke of the difficulties that Roma could encounter against Inter, defining the rival team as "too strong" but not without defensive weaknesses. He explained that Inter tends to play offensive football, sometimes risking allowing infiltrations, but that in general the balance remains positive. As for Juventus, the former manager commented on the choice to buy Kolo Muani and Woltemade, claiming that they are a "nice couple" destined to grow. He acknowledged the criticism received, but reiterated his esteem for Muani, a striker who stands out for his movement, running and clearing.
Finally, Sabatini expressed concern about the uncertainty at the top of the FIGC, citing the figure of Galliani as "the best football manager of the post-war period". He asked for a rapid resolution of the situation, underlining that his role is not to take sides for one front or another, but to remember Galliani's value.
With Roma still in the running for the title, Gasperini's team will have to face the challenges of a season that is approaching its end, trying to maintain the solidity and determination that have characterized its journey so far.