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Sorrentino: "I know Gasperini; I realised there had been a sign of a rift with Roma"

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<p><span>Speaking in the Rai studios of *La Domenica Sportiva*, </span><b><strong>Stefano Sorrentino</strong></b><span> had this to say about Roma’s current form and Gasperini’s decision not to attend the post-match press conference – officially due to a loss of voice: “</span><i><em>I know the manager, and I’d say this is an early sign that something isn’t right. I’m not saying it’s a definitive breakdown, but he didn’t take kindly to the heavy criticism he received following the Europa League exit; I think the club needs to sort something out. In the past, even after defeats, he would speak to journalists with a smile and in a relaxed atmosphere; today he won but didn’t turn up…”.</em></i></p><p><br></p>

"SOMETHING'S WRONG"

Sorrentino: "I know Gasperini; I realised there had been a sign of a rift with Roma" | Goal.com Canada

The former goalkeeper analyses the behaviour of the Giallorossi manager, who, despite the victory, did not attend the press conference 

Sorrentino: &quot;I know Gasperini; I realised there had been a sign of a rift with Roma&quot;

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Sorrentino: "I know Gasperini; I realised there had been a sign of a rift with Roma"

"SOMETHING'S WRONG"

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