Roma considers UEFA fine over player sales before June 30 deadline

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Last updated Jun 29, 2026

Roma considers UEFA fine over player sales before June 30 deadline
Summary

As June 30 approaches, AS Roma's ownership, the Friedkin family, contemplates paying a UEFA fine rather than selling key players to meet Financial Fair Play requirements. Reports indicate the club, with Champions League qualification secured, may keep stars like Matias Soulé, Manu Koné, and Evan Ndicka. Roma has already made some player sales, such as Tommaso Baldanzi and Alessandro Romano, but these steps have proven insufficient to meet financial obligations. Rather than risk dismantling the squad, the Friedkin family is prepared to face a financial penalty, anticipating revenue increases from future Champions League participation and upcoming sponsorship opportunities.

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  • Roma owners explore paying a fine instead of selling top players.
  • Deadline to meet UEFA financial rules is June 30.
  • The club has secured Champions League qualification for next season.
  • Recent sales include Tommaso Baldanzi and Alessandro Romano.
  • Increased revenue expected from Champions League and sponsorships.
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  • 6:30 PMYahoo SportsReport Roma could accept UEFA fine rather than sell top players by June 30
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Roma owners the Friedkin family could take a radical route to Financial Fair Play parameters, choosing to pay the fine rather than sell any of their top stars.The deadline is June 30 to raise sufficie...

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