Claudio Ranieri Declines Italy's World Cup Return Bid
Claudio Ranieri, renowned Italian soccer coach, has decided not to lead Italy's bid for World Cup qualification, a task where previous coaches failed. After considering an offer to coach the national team, he opted to stay with Roma, citing a commitment to the club amid challenging times for Italy's World Cup hopes.

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Renowned soccer coach Claudio Ranieri has turned down the opportunity to lead Italy's national team in its World Cup qualification bid, following in the steps of unsuccessful predecessors Roberto Mancini and Gian Piero Ventura.
Despite being a beloved figure in Italian soccer, Ranieri will continue his role with Roma, expressing deep loyalty to the club. This decision comes just days after Italy's national team suffered a 3-0 defeat to Norway, leading to a managerial change.
Ranieri's illustrious career includes impressive achievements such as leading Leicester City to a Premier League title. With Italy's World Cup aspirations on the line, the search for a new coach is urgent ahead of critical matches this fall.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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