Capello, who was the last coach to win the Scudetto at Roma in the 2000-01 campaign, praised the team's style of play, saying: "Roma play one-on-one, all-out, and above all, have this proactive style in which everyone helps each other." He also highlighted the importance of players like Paulo Dybala, who played the full 90 minutes against Atalanta, and Matias Soulé, who made a difference in the second half. "When you have quality players in the final third, anything can happen," he said.
Roma have started the season well, with nine points from their opening three matches in Serie A, alongside Inter. Capello's comments come ahead of Roma's Champions League debut on Thursday, where they will visit Turkish side Fenerbahce. After the Fenerbahce game, Roma will visit Torino in Serie A on Monday, September 14.