Claudio Ranieri News
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The following is a roundup of soccer stories from U.K. newspapers, with clickable Internet links.
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Chelsea hired former Liverpool coach Rafael Benitez as interim soccer manager until the end of the season after firing Roberto Di Matteo, an appointment that may pave the way for an approach to Pep Guardiola.
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Inter Milan hired Claudio Ranieri as coach, one day after Gian Piero Gasperini was fired following a winless start to the season.
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Italian soccer team Roma named Vincenzo Montella as coach until the end of the season, replacing Claudio Ranieri who quit after yesterday’s 4-3 defeat at Genoa.
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Inter Milan fired coach Claudio Ranieri and appointed youth team coach Andrea Stramaccioni to take charge of the Italian soccer team’s senior squad.
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Bayern Munich and Inter Milan advanced to the Champions League round of 16, while Benfica secured its spot with a 2-2 draw at Manchester United that left the English club’s further participation in doubt.
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Marseille and Basel both scored late to beat former winners Inter Milan and Bayern Munich 1-0 at home in their Champions League round of 16 openers.
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Chelsea fired manager Andre Villas- Boas after eight months in charge, as the west London soccer team slipped further back in the race for England’s final Champions League slot.
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The following is a roundup of soccer stories from U.K. newspapers with clickable links to the Web.
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US Group Led By Boston Executive Thomas DiBenedetto Signs Deal to Buy Roma By Associated Press April 15 (Washington Post) -- BOSTON — A group of American investors led by Boston executive Thomas DiBenedetto announced Friday they have signed a deal to buy three-time Italian champion Roma. Under the terms of the deal, DiBenedetto’s group will pay around $100 million for a 60 percent share of a new company that would own roughly two-thirds of the Serie A club. The deal, which still needs to be approved by regulators, would make the four-man American group the first foreign majority owners of a Serie A club. In addition, Unicredit, which last year became co-owner of Roma following a debt-for-equity swap with the Sensi family, would retain 40 percent of the new Roma ownership company. DiBenedetto, 61, is also one of approximately 13 limited partners in the Boston Red Sox ownership group. The other members
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