Before the European Cup semi-final against Leicester City, Roma manager Jose Mourinho had already led the team to the away Arena of King power.
Ahead of the match, Mourinho paid tribute to Leicester City Club's late Thai owner Vichai.
Vichai bought Leicester City for £39 million in 2010 and won the Premier League title in 2015/16.
In October 2018, Leicester City boss Vichai left in a helicopter after watching the match at home.
Unfortunately, the helicopter crashed outside the King Power Stadium after takeoff. Club owner Vichai died in the accident. Four other personnel on the same plane were also killed.
Three weeks ago, Leicester City Club erected a statue and held an unveiling ceremony for the late owner Vichai near the Crown Power Stadium.
At the time, Roma boss Jose Mourinho recorded a video paying tribute to Vichai. The official media account of the Club of Roma published the video, expressing condolences to Leicester City and writing: "This is an important commemorative moment before an important match between our two clubs.
The statue of Vichai stands in the memorial garden outside the Imperial Power Stadium, and Roma coach Jose Mourinho presents flowers to the statue after arriving on the road.