In a recent interview with Corriere dello Sport, Belgian player Alexis Saelemaekers expressed his disappointment at the boos he received from Roma fans during a match. Saelemaekers, who played for Roma, shared his thoughts on the game and his experience with the fans. He mentioned that despite a strong start, Roma's performance improved after 15 minutes, and they knew what to do to avoid conceding. Saelemaekers acknowledged that they made some poor exits and passes, but he also noted that Allegri often emphasizes how a single incident can impact the result. He further elaborated on the boos at the Olimpico, stating that he was disappointed to be greeted like that and that he can understand the fans' reactions, but he never holds back when playing for a team, so he has nothing to reproach himself for. Saelemaekers also discussed his time at Roma, saying that he gave and received a lot, and that they took different paths in the summer due to certain situations. When asked about Ranieri, Saelemaekers believed that Motta was ideal for Bologna, while Ranieri was perfect for Roma. He questioned whether switching coaches would have led to similar success, but he wasn't entirely sure. Saelemaekers' insights offer a fascinating perspective on the dynamics between players, coaches, and fans, and his honesty about his feelings and experiences is sure to spark interesting discussions and opinions.
