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So on the eve
The victory against Benevento gives Roma confidence in view of the opening match of Group A of the Europa League against the Swiss side of Young Boys.
The trip to Switzerland, however, is only the second match of a 'tour de force' that will see the Giallorossi team play every three days until 8 November.
For this Fonseca is ready to launch the turnover.
"I will make 5-6 changes. I have total confidence in all 'my' players," said the Portuguese coach.
The first rotation will be between the posts, with Pau Lopez designated cup goalkeeper, while in defense - thanks to the absences of Mancini and Smalling - Ibanez and Kumbulla will play in the center, with Bruno Peres on the right and Spinazzola (or Santon) on the left.
In the middle of the field Veretout is essential but, this time, he will be accompanied by Gonzalo Villar.
The Spaniard, at the press conference, was clear: "I feel more ready than last season".
And, on Pedro, he replies like this: "It's as if he was my age, he looks just like that".
This is why the Spanish former Chelsea will be on the field against Young Boys, while Pellegrini and Mkhitaryan will rest, leaving room for Cristante and Carles Perez.
Relay also in attack between Dzeko and Borja Mayoral.
In short, an important certificate of trust, that of Fonseca, towards the second lines.
The goal, however, remains the same as it has been repeating for weeks.
"We want to build a stronger Roma with the club. We are united and I have total confidence in the property," said the Giallorossi coach.
The Friedkin, meanwhile, are hoping for a positive debut in the Europa League after the hot one (3-0 at table) in the league and the Young Boys seem the right opponent.
Worried, in fact, is Gerardo Seoane, the Swiss coach.
"Roma are a Champions team. We will have to give 100% and be lucky, we won't have many chances," he said at a press conference.
