MILAN, May 27 (Reuters) - The battle for AS Roma’s managerial position reached fever pitch on Friday with Luis Enrique, Didier Deschamps and Stefano Pioli all linked to the job.
Pioli left Serie A side Chievo by mutual consent on Thursday having previously said he was flattered by reports of interest by Roma, who have been taken over by an American consortium and are set to replace interim coach Vincenzo Montella.
Rome finished sixth in Serie A this season, enough only for a Europa League spot.
Former Spain midfielder Luis Enrique, who has just left as Barcelona B coach, has been reported in the media as being on the verge of joining Roma and Olympique Marseille boss Deschamps has said he may leave France and has been approached.
“I’m obviously reflecting and I’m waiting to see a project. It will not be a financial decision because it is not a driving force or decisive for me,” Deschamps, also linked with Chelsea, told reporters.
Pioli left Serie A side Chievo by mutual consent on Thursday having previously said he was flattered by reports of interest by Roma, who have been taken over by an American consortium and are set to replace interim coach Vincenzo Montella.
Rome finished sixth in Serie A this season, enough only for a Europa League spot.
Former Spain midfielder Luis Enrique, who has just left as Barcelona B coach, has been reported in the media as being on the verge of joining Roma and Olympique Marseille boss Deschamps has said he may leave France and has been approached.
“I’m obviously reflecting and I’m waiting to see a project. It will not be a financial decision because it is not a driving force or decisive for me,” Deschamps, also linked with Chelsea, told reporters.
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