Barcelona's players and staff members pose with their trophies during celebration parade at Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona, Spain, June 7, 2015. REUTERS/Gustau Nacarino
ROME (Reuters) - AS Roma supporters may be looking ahead to Barcelona's Champions League visit with some trepidation and coach Rudi Garcia certainly does not seem to be bursting with optimism.
Roma have finished second in Serie A for the last two seasons but still there is still a clear gap between themselves and Europe's top clubs, despite the addition of Edin Dzeko and Mohamed Salah.
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