AS AS Roma has officially confirmed the departure of Claudio Ranieri, a development that has resonated throughout the Giallorossi club. Italy's Minister for Sport, Andrea Abodi, reacted to the exit by stating that Ranieri is "part of Italian football's heritage," highlighting his significant role in the national football landscape.

The decision to part ways with the former Senior Advisor follows a public falling-out between Claudio Ranieri and coach Gian Piero Gasperini. The club owners ultimately chose to back the Italian tactician, leading to Ranieri's confirmed exit from the Rome-based club.

Minister Abodi expressed his regret regarding the circumstances of Ranieri's departure during an event held in Rome. "The club can make the decisions it wants, but I'm sorry about the circumstances," Abodi stated, adding, "Evidently, something didn't quite work. Respectfully, I'll say that Ranieri is part of Italian football's heritage."

Claudio Ranieri, renowned for his long and distinguished career in football, had served as a Senior Advisor within AS AS Roma. His vast experience and deep understanding of Italian football have made him a respected and influential figure.

Ranieri's exit marks a significant change for AS AS Roma, while Minister Abodi's words reaffirm the lasting value of Ranieri to Italian football as a whole, transcending the internal dynamics of the club.