u/Ordinary-Kitchen1729

For months we read and heard that Roma need to sell and generated €40m or €60m or even €100m in sales to comply with the settlement agreement and FFP. The Friedkins were clear, we only sell our key players at the price demanded by us. Now that June is ending everyone is surprised that we didn't sell as was expected by most. Our owners put their money where their mouth is and now want to keep key players and continue improving on the squad.

What are your thoughts about this?

Cagliari is advancing in talks with Roma and the entourage of Alessandro Romano, with the intent to close the deal by June 30. At the moment, the Sardinians have overtaken Palermo. Negotiations are ongoing for a total of 6-7 million, with Winterthur entitled to 15% of the amount.

Interesting read for those interested in our financial situation vis-a-vis the financial fair play rules and settlement agreement. For the non-italian speaking use AI to translate it to your language of preference.

Disclaimer: I did not write the article, and I do not know the person who did. I follow the account on X.

A minor plusvalenza but these little ones do add up. With the sale of Sangare, Saud, Baldanzi (likely to be the next one), probably Salah-Eddine and Ziolkowski and then some primavera players that are not central to Gasp such as Reale, Mannini, Cherubini, Pagano and Romano. Add the 6m from the Calafiori legal dispute which reports are claiming that Basel will settle and the better than expected placement in the league, we might make enough to avoid selling one of our starters by the 30th of June.

Buba Sangare: Elche has communicated to AS Roma the intention to exercise the buyout right for 4.5 million euros. The Giallorossi retain a 20% share on the future capital gain and a right of first refusal

Vamosssss

With Lazio's loss in the Coppa Italia final, Roma is guaranteed a spot in the UEFA Europa League for next season. Still hoping we can qualify for the Champions League..