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Roma has terminated the contract of Jose Mourinho with immediate effect, less than six months before its scheduled conclusion. Mourinho, appointed as Roma’s manager in May 2021, secured the Europa Conference League title in his first season, ending the club’s 11-year trophy drought.

Despite guiding them to the Europa League final in the 2022/23 campaign, where they narrowly lost to Sevilla on penalties, Roma’s current Serie A standing is disappointing, with a ninth position in the table and 29 points from 20 matches.

The decision follows a run of poor results, culminating in a 3-1 defeat to AC Milan, marking Mourinho’s final game in charge. The statement from Roma owners Dan and Ryan Friedkin expressed gratitude to Mourinho for his passion and commitment since joining the Giallorossi.

“We will always cherish the great memories of his leadership, but we believe that, in the best interests of the club, immediate change is necessary. We wish Jose and his team the best for the future.”

Mourinho took over from compatriot Paulo Fonseca at Roma ahead of the 2021/22 season, aiming to improve on the team’s seventh-place finish in Serie A.

The club made significant investments, with Tammy Abraham joining from Chelsea for £34 million, and notable arrivals like Rui Patricio and Matias Vina.

In an effort to comply with UEFA Financial Fair Play regulations, Mourinho oversaw the departure of several players, including Edin Dzeko, Javier Pastore, and Pedro.

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Roma concluded Mourinho’s inaugural season in sixth place, a modest improvement from the previous campaign. However, it was their impressive journey in the Europa Conference League that garnered attention.

Progressing through the group stage, I Giallorossi reached the last-16, defeating Vitesse and Bodo/Glimt to set up a semi-final clash against Premier League side Leicester.

After a 1-1 draw in the first-leg of the semi-final, Mourinho’s Roma secured a victory at the Stadio Olimpico with Tammy Abraham’s first-half header, earning them a place in the final against Dutch team Feyenoord.

Facing off in Albania, Roma emerged victorious in the final, with Nicolo Zaniola scoring the decisive goal and securing Mourinho’s first trophy in charge.

In the previous season, Roma secured the sixth position with an identical points tally of 63 as in the 2021/22 campaign.

However, their notable achievement was reaching the Europa League final, defeating teams such as Red Bull Salzburg, Real Sociedad, and Bayer Leverkusen along the way.

In a highly dramatic final, Roma ultimately suffered defeat in a penalty shootout following a 1-1 draw after extra time.

This marked Mourinho’s first loss in a European final. Despite concerns about his future, Mourinho expressed his desire to remain at the club after the game.

Due to budget constraints last summer, Roma made several signings on free transfers or loans, including Evan Ndicka, Renato Sanches, Leandro Parades, and Romelu Lukaku.

While they experienced a challenging start to the season, Roma’s form had shown improvement before their recent downturn. Additionally, I Giallorossi were eliminated from the Coppa Italia last week after a 1-0 loss to arch-rivals Lazio.