Roma opts against player sales, faces UEFA fine ahead of new season

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Last updated Jul 1, 2026

Roma opts against player sales, faces UEFA fine ahead of new season
Summary

Roma has decided to retain its key players rather than pursue sales leading up to June's end, resulting in a UEFA fine estimated between €12 million and €13 million. Despite this financial penalty, the club is looking to remain active in the transfer market as they prepare for the upcoming Serie A and Champions League campaigns. The decision comes after player Donyell Malen faced criticism for his performance in the World Cup, which adds to the scrutiny surrounding the team's choices. The situation prompts further discussion about Roma's strategy as they navigate the new season.

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  • Roma will incur a UEFA fine of €12m-13m.
  • The club has chosen not to sell key players before June's end.
  • Donyell Malen's World Cup flop prompts discussion in Italy.
  • Roma aims to strengthen its squad ahead of the new season.
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