I understand the difference between Roma and, for example, Chelsea, when the Chelsea management allocates a lot of money for the purchase of players and Mourinho immediately makes Chelsea the leader of the EPL, there was nothing like that. But I understand that even despite the absence of such major infrastructural changes, we must see the influence of such a charismatic coach like Mourinho, even with the same line-up. Maybe we will see it in the future (or it is already, but I look bad).
Every team that Mourinho goes after Porto's fairytale success, makes at least one major transfer, and as far as I remember Roma doesn't have the money to make such a transfer/ trade. So unless he pulls a rabbit out of his hat, like a youngster from academies or something (?), he can't change much. Without some well-pointed transfers, Roma will have to wait...
Yes, but we know many examples when there were a lot of purchases but there was no result (for example, City, which began to give results not immediately after a large investment). In the case of Mourinho, there was always a breakthrough result - the championship with Chelsea, the Champions League with Inter, etc. I hope that he will still be able to achieve something with Roma.
Juventus, instead of approaching the leading group on an easy calendar, is losing points
I don't know what happened in this match, they were too busy attacking so they forgot the defensive area which made them punished by Aramu with a counter goal and the result was a draw. This is a loss for Juventus
