The team's 3-1 loss to Roma on Sunday means they will not qualify for European football next season, ending their European campaign in 2025/26. This follows a Coppa Italia final loss to Bologna, which marked the team's third major trophy drought in 51 years.

The disappointing loss has likely sealed the fate of manager Sergio Conceicao, who will probably leave his position at the end of the season. The team's recent performance has been marred by a lack of stability, which dates back to the sale of the club from Silvio Berlusconi to Li Yonghong in 2017.

The financial struggles have had a ripple effect on the team's transfer dealings, with the club often struggling to attract top talent. The signings of players like Alvaro Morata and Kyle Walker have been seen as a stretch for the team's budget, and the results have been disappointing.

The team's management has also been criticized, with Zlatan Ibrahimovic's influence being a point of contention. His appointment of manager Paulo Fonseca was seen as a savior, but Conceicao's tenure has been short-lived, and Ibrahimovic's outspoken comments have raised eyebrows.

The team's on-field performance has also been underwhelming, with players like Joao Felix and Rafa Leao failing to live up to expectations. The team's inability to gel and perform well in big games has been a major concern.

The future of the team looks uncertain, with many questions still unanswered. The departure of Conceicao will likely lead to a new chapter for the team, but the path forward is unclear. One thing is certain, however, the team needs a drastic change to return to the top of Italian and European football.

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