Patience wears thin: Roma sacked head coach Ivan Jurić

Roma has announced the dismissal of head coach Ivan Jurić, marking the club's third managerial change of the season, despite it being only November 10.

Details: Roma’s leadership confirmed today that they decided to part ways with Jurić after a disappointing 3-2 home defeat to Bologna. This loss follows a series of poor results, including a draw against Union Saint-Gilloise in the Europa League and a recent 2-3 defeat to Verona.

Over 12 matches in Serie A, Roma has managed to earn just 13 points, leaving them in 12th place on the table.

Jurić only took charge on September 18, replacing club legend Daniele De Rossi, under whom the Giallorossi had also struggled early in the season.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Roma is now set to appoint the iconic Roberto Mancini, who recently left his role as head coach of the Saudi Arabian national team.

Reminder: Star player Paulo Dybala was mysteriously absent from Roma’s squad in the recent loss to Bologna.