For Cagliari, the previous season was a significant milestone as it marked their first year back in Serie A. The team managed to achieve their primary goal—staying in the top tier of Italian football—but the journey was challenging. The Sardinians secured their first win only in the tenth round and spent a considerable time teetering on the brink of relegation.
Despite a series of ups and downs, they ultimately finished in 16th place, allowing them to remain in Serie A. During the offseason, the Rossoblu made targeted changes to their squad: the departures of Ibrahim Sulemana and Nahitan Nández were offset by the signings of Sebastián Luperto, Mattia Felici, Nadir Zortea, and José Palomino. These transfers are expected to strengthen the team for the new season.
The previous season was quite mixed for Roma. Despite José Mourinho’s renowned reputation, he was unable to lead the Romans into the Champions League, which ultimately resulted in his dismissal. He was temporarily replaced by Daniele De Rossi, under whom the team began to play more vibrant and liberated football. This led to improved results, but by the end of the season, the Wolves slowed down.
They were knocked out of the Europa League in the semi-finals by Bayer Leverkusen, and in Serie A, they finished the season in sixth place, missing out on Champions League qualification once again. Nevertheless, the club decided to retain De Rossi as head coach. During the offseason, Roma strengthened their squad with players like Enzo Le Fée, Matías Soulé, and Artem Dovbyk, but the potential departure of Paulo Dybala looms on the horizon, which could seriously impact the team’s attacking potential.
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