Empty Curva Sud and banners against Friedkin as Roma fans protest continues | OneFootball

Roma’s Curva Sud remained empty for the opening 15 minutes of a Serie A game against Inter, with Giallorossi fans ‘sickened’ by the Friedkin family’s ‘absence’.

Roma host Inter at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday evening, but the Curva Sud remained empty for the opening 15 minutes.

Giallorossi fans and ultras are still unhappy with the club’s management and lack of communication from the owners, the family Friedkin, who recently acquired Premier League side Everton.

Empty Curva Sud and banners against Friedkin as Roma fans protest continues

In the opening minutes, Roma Ultras left just one banner in an empty Curva Sud. It read: “15 minutes of absence because we are sickened by this management.”

A second one, shown once all the fans entered the Curva, read: “Friedkin: your absence is so evident that you sent a Frenchman to talk.”

The Frenchman mentioned by Roma fans is new sports director Florent Ghisolfi, who openly complained about the referee after the previous Serie A game against Monza.

Roma ultras and ordinary fans have been particularly critical of the club’s management since legend Daniele De Rossi was sacked last month and replaced by Ivan Juric.