Roma faces tight deadline to comply with UEFA settlement requirements

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Last updated Jun 29, 2026

Roma faces tight deadline to comply with UEFA settlement requirements

Summary

Roma has until June 30 to achieve a capital gain of around €50 million as part of a settlement agreement with UEFA. Failure to comply may lead to sanctions from UEFA, including a fine expected to be between €10-12 million and restrictions on squad size in European competitions. Previous fines had increased from €2.1 million in 2022-23 to €6 million in 2024-25. Future sanctions could also include a ban on new signings and, in a worst-case scenario, exclusion from competitions. The situation remains critical as the deadline approaches.

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Key Details

•Roma must make a capital gain of around €50 million by June 30.
•Failure to meet obligations may result in UEFA sanctions in November.
•Expected fine could range from €10-12 million, depending on overspending.
•Squad restrictions may limit player listings to 22 in European competitions.
•Future sanctions may include bans on new signings and competition exclusion.

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7:35 AMYahoo Sports — Friedkins ready to cover any sanctions imposed by UEFA

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A race against time to meet the settlement agreement with UEFA by June 30th. Roma has just over 24 hours to make a capital gain of around €50 million, a prospect that’s currently remote. Soulé, i...
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