Atalanta have confirmed that Gian Piero Gasperini will remain as head coach next season following their qualification for the Champions League.
Gasperini guided the side to third in Serie A in 2018-19, securing their place in Europe's elite club competition for the first time.
Roma, without a coach following the end of Claudio Ranieri's short-term contract, had been linked with a move for Gasperini, but Atalanta have now ruled out the switch.
President Antonio Percassi said: "With great satisfaction, I can confirm that the relationship between Atalanta and our coach Gian Piero Gasperini continues."
Presidente #Percassi: “#Atalanta e #Gasperini avanti insieme!”
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Former Inter coach Gasperini joined Atalanta from Genoa in 2016 and took the club into the Europa League with a fourth-placed finish in his first season.
Establishing an exciting attacking brand of football, Atalanta scored more goals than any Serie A rival this term, while they also reached the Coppa Italia final, losing to Lazio.
Prior to seeing Gasperini commit his future to Atalanta, Roma reportedly fell short in a bid for ex-Chelsea boss Antonio Conte.