Gasperini's approach to football is centered around creating and building talent through hard work and dedication. At Atalanta, he not only developed players but also delivered trophies, including the Europa League title.

However, the question remains whether Gasperini can replicate his success at AS Roma. The club has a history of failing to implement good ideas due to poor organization and a lack of competence within the hierarchy. The case of Luis Enrique is a prime example, where the board failed to protect him and give him the necessary support to succeed.

Currently, Roma is slow in the transfer market, with no new signings made before the pre-season began. This is a concern for Gasperini, who requires significant early work on players' physical conditioning to implement his demanding style. The club's board, led by Ricky Massara and Claudio Ranieri, needs to provide Gasperini with the necessary support to succeed.

The two key positions Gasperini has asked for reinforcements in are right-back and midfield. The club is targeting Wesley from Flamengo for the former position and Richard Ríos from Palmeiras for the latter. Additionally, they are seeking a striker to raise the level of Artem Dovbyk.

Gasperini will also need to strengthen the defense and recover the best versions of Paulo Dybala and Lorenzo Pellegrini. Both players have the potential to be pivotal next season, but they have been affected by injuries, which will require extra work to get up to speed.

The club must sell players to buy new ones without weakening the team, a task that is easier said than done due to Financial Fair Play regulations. This is a challenge that the board must overcome, and they have limited time to do so.

Once the board has completed their part, it will be Gasperini's turn to make his mark. However, for the upcoming season to succeed, the club must stand firmly behind him, regardless of early results or if a key player clashes with his methods.