Paulo Sousa has stood by his recent remarks that he would like to coach Roma, who match his ‘ambition’.
Sousa’s revelation came at a time when Eusebio Di Francesco was feeling the pressure at Roma, and the former Fiorentina boss reiterated his desire to replace the ex-Italy midfielder.
“Saying ‘I’d like to coach Roma’? I don’t go to stadiums to impose my presence. I go to watch games that can help me with my work,” he told.
Paulo Sousa has stood by his recent remarks that he would like to coach Roma, who match his ‘ambition’.
Sousa’s revelation came at a time when Eusebio Di Francesco was feeling the pressure at Roma, and the former Fiorentina boss reiterated his desire to replace the ex-Italy midfielder.
“Saying ‘I’d like to coach Roma’? I don’t go to stadiums to impose my presence. I go to watch games that can help me with my work,” he told.
“I asked myself, ‘would I like to coach Rome?’ and I just replied. My ambition is to coach a team who can win the Scudetto and more, and Roma can.
“Of course I’d like to coach in Italy again. Italian football lets you grow as a Coach because every game is different and you have to prepare from each one differently.
“I like how it’s lived, every day by everyone.”