Roma have announced that sporting director Monchi has left the club by mutual consent.
A statement on Roma’s official website also confirms Ricky Massara has replaced Monchi indefinitely.
“I want to thank Monchi for the dedication he has shown over the last two years,” said CEO Guido Fienga.
“We wish him the best of luck going forward.”
The Spaniard added: “I want to thank President Pallotta, the board, staff, players and fans for their support.
Roma have announced that sporting director Monchi has left the club by mutual consent.
A statement on Roma’s official website also confirms Ricky Massara has replaced Monchi indefinitely.
“I want to thank Monchi for the dedication he has shown over the last two years,” said CEO Guido Fienga.
“We wish him the best of luck going forward.”
The Spaniard added: “I want to thank President Pallotta, the board, staff, players and fans for their support.
“I wish Roma all the best for the future.”
The 50-year-old joined the Giallorossi in 2017 with a strong reputation after his finds – among them Dani Alves, Ivan Rakitic and Seydou Keita – helped Sevilla win five Europa Leagues.
However his work in the transfer market came under mounting scrutiny at the Olimpico following a poor run of results, culminating first in the exit of Coach Eusebio Di Francesco.
He is now expected to join Arsenal as their sporting director, reuniting with his Sevilla Coach Unai Emery.
Roma old boy Claudio Ranieri, meanwhile, has arrived at the club’s training ground ahead of replacing Di Francesco on an interim basis.
Claudio Ranieri has arrived at #ASRoma's training ground! (via @PagineRomaniste) pic.twitter.com/iPxDGROWPM
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