Mon. Jul 28th, 2025

Ten Hag’s Intriguing Roma Visit Raises Questions About Future Role

Ten Hag’s Intriguing Roma Visit Raises Questions About Future Role

Despite his agent’s denials of interest in taking over at Roma next season, Erik ten Hag’s recent activities in the Italian capital have sparked curiosity. The former Manchester United manager was seen at the club’s training ground and shared a meal with current Roma coach Claudio Ranieri.

Roma is currently in search of a new head coach, as Ranieri, who has revitalized the team since October 2024, plans to retire at the season’s end. Speculation began when Ten Hag was spotted watching Roma’s 1-1 draw against Juventus at the Stadio Olimpico.

Adding to the intrigue, Ten Hag visited Roma’s Trigoria training facility, where he was photographed with players, including his former Ajax full-back Devyne Rensch. The image, shared on social media by their mutual agent Mo Salem, has further fueled rumors about Ten Hag’s potential involvement with the club.

Local media reports suggest that Ten Hag also dined with Ranieri and defender Mats Hummels following the match. These activities have intensified speculation about the Dutchman’s future, despite repeated denials from his representatives regarding any imminent move to Roma.

As the football world watches closely, Ten Hag’s continued presence in Rome and his interactions with key figures at the club have left many wondering about the possibility of him taking the reins at Roma in the near future.

By Vihaan Mehrotra

In the heart of Bangalore lives and works Vihaan Mehrotra, one of modern India's most insightful sports analysts. His childhood passion for cricket and field hockey evolved into a successful career. His daily column in Bangalore's digital media covers all significant world sporting events, from cricket matches to badminton tournaments. As a sports betting expert, he developed his own methodology for analyzing team statistics. His IPL match predictions are renowned for their 75% accuracy rate.

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