Italian media: Atlanta advised Gasperini to stay for the last time, and he may officially announce his trip to Rome this week

According to the market-wide report, Atlanta will persuade Gasperini to stay for the last time, and he may officially announce his coaching in Rome within this week.

Atlanta President Percassi is more supportive of Gasperini's work than anyone else and is now planning to make one last effort to try to convince Gasperini to stay.

At the meeting two days ago, Gasperini reiterated his decision not to renew his contract. This statement caught Atlanta off guard, but Percassi will make a last move in the next communication, hoping to convince Gasperini to stay, and his contract will not expire in 2026.

Gasperini believes that his era is over after coaching Atlanta for nine seasons. Gasperini has publicly expressed the idea over the past few months and has reaffirmed it in a recent meeting with Percassi and Damiko that he believes it is time to face a new challenge that is almost confirmed to be Rome.

Gasperini had a long negotiation with Ranieri. He currently has a quote from Rome. This is a three-year contract with an annual salary of 5 million euros + bonus after tax. Now he is only short of a face-to-face meeting with Friedkin.

Before signing, Gasperini must have face-to-face communication with the president of the Club Rome, the Friedkins family who will almost certainly become his new owner. The purpose of this talk is to clarify the club's future plans, transfer strategies and other related matters. If the meeting goes well, it may be officially announced that Gasperini will become Roma's new head coach within this week.

By then, even if the Atlanta President Percassi, who has not completely given up convincing Gasperini to stay, will have to face the reality.