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Claudio Ranieri says goodbye to Cagliari in emotional final Serie A match

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Claudio Ranieri Bids Emotional Farewell to Cagliari in Final Match

In a bittersweet ending to his coaching career, veteran Claudio Ranieri bid an emotional farewell to Cagliari as well as possibly football management altogether. The 72-year-old coach confirmed his departure from the Sardinian team, which had already secured Serie A safety, after a 3-2 loss to Fiorentina in their last match of the season.

The match took a dramatic turn when Fiorentina secured a last-minute win with a penalty converted by Arthur in the 13th minute of stoppage time, also securing European football for the team next season. Ranieri, who famously led Leicester City to the English Premier League title in 2016, expressed his gratitude to the fans and players before walking around the field to salute each side of the ground.

Ranieri, who returned for a second stint at Cagliari in December 2022, helped the team earn promotion and secure Serie A safety this season. Despite his departure from club coaching, Ranieri hinted at the possibility of considering offers from national teams in the future.

The emotional farewell was marked by a standing ovation from fans, a giant banner expressing gratitude, and tears in Ranieri’s eyes as he bid farewell to the team that launched his impressive managerial career over 35 years ago. As Ranieri closes this chapter of his coaching career, fans and players alike will remember his impact on Cagliari and the football world as a whole.

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