News about Leonardo Spinazzola

On Tuesday morning, Roma announced the dismissal of manager Jose Mourinho, putting an end to his two-and-a-half years in the Italian capital. Chelsea, Manchester United, and Tottenham boss Chris Coleman won the Europa Conference League for the first time in his first season as the team advanced to the Europa League final last term before losing on penalties to Sevilla. Roma have fallen apart badly in 2023-24 and currently sit ninth in Serie A, pushing the board to step in and relieve Mourinho of his duties. From his 138 games in charge, he has a record of 60 victories, 30 draws, and 40 losses.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: Roma have been like the Titanic, beautiful and fragile, but not have brave captains eager to save it. Many players don't appear to have leadership abilities, and the team is entrusted to do-good but partially naive guys. His way of playing football became predictable as a result of his time at Tottenham and other clubs. Mourinho argued with the referees and his diplomatic links with Roma deteriorated over time.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY Jose Mourinho's Roma have off to a rocky start in Serie A, with the Giallorossi occupying a spot in the bottom three after losing a single point from their first three matches. Mourinho's side began the season with a home draw against Salernitana, before losing to Hellas Verona and AC Milan. Mourinho's third season curse has sparked rumors that the slow start has sparked fears that the Mourinho curse might strike again. During his second stint as coach, the Portuguese coach was fired by Manchester United and Chelsea in his second spell.

Jose Mourinho is embroiled in controversies once more after he stepped up to take a penalty against Roma amid allegations that he booed one of Lazio's Under-14 players. Mourinho, who has spent the past two years as the head coach of Roma's first team, was suspended for the third time this season, after his team lost by 1-0 at Cremonese on Tuesday night. Even two days before his latest red card, Rome's newspaper Il Messaggero argues that the Portuguese boss has already landed himself in hot water after insulting a Lazio academy student and advising Roma's youth to throw themselves to the ground and show apparent injury.

After being sent off for the third time this season in Roma's humiliating 2-1 loss to Cremonese, Jose Mourinho has said he could pursue court help. Following a clash with the fourth official, Mourinho was dismissed in the first moments of the second half. Referee Marco Piccinini dismissed the Roma chief's displeasure, then went on to accuse the fourth official and insist that it is "it's him."

Jose Mourinho's Roma team was kicked out for the third time this season, after being defeated 2-1 by Cremonese. After clashing with the fourth official, the Portuguese boss saw red just seconds into the second half. Referee Marco Piccinini had him marching orders for disobeyment and then proceeded to point at the fourth official and insist, 'It's him, it's him.' In protest, he erupted. After Frank Tsadjout's announced the scoring for relegation-threatened Cremonese, Mourinho's side was already 1-0 down when he received his marching orders. Leonardo Spinazzola led the game for Roma with just under 20 minutes to go before Daniel Ciofani's kick gave the home team all three points – and their first Serie A victory in 23 years.

DANNY MEETS TAMMY ABRAHAM: Tammy Abraham's move to Roma last year may have been a gamble, and many believed it was safer for him to remain in the Premier League. How wrong they were. He has not only shone on the pitch, winning a European trophy, and scoring 27 goals, but he has also adjusted to the lifestyle off the field. He's now a native of Italy, adored by the fans, and content in the Italian capital, he's a lock to be in Gareth Southgate's World Cup squad for Qatar. After his new call-up, DANNY MURPHY caught up with him.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: The sixth round of Serie A fixtures saw the league table get to life, with Napoli, Atalanta, and AC Milan all getting off to a good start in the new season as they announce their early hopes to win the Scudetto. Meanwhile, the Udinese beat Sassuolo 3-1, putting them on a collision course. In our new ten things we learned from Serie A with Sportsmail's Alvise Cagnazzo, we've got all of this and more.