Roma risks UEFA fine for failing to sell players ahead of deadline

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Last updated Aug 1, 2026

Roma risks UEFA fine for failing to sell players ahead of deadline
Summary

As August begins, AS Roma has not completed any player sales necessary to achieve a capital gain for UEFA compliance. This decision follows an extension to the Financial Fair Play deadline and appears to be strategic, as the club aims to maintain team competitiveness. The Friedkin family, alongside coach Gian Piero Gasperini, has chosen not to weaken the squad before the season starts. Roma is expected to face a fine between €10 and €12 million, along with potential reductions in their European squad size for the 2027-28 season. A final decision from UEFA is anticipated in November.

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  • Roma has not finalized player sales to meet UEFA requirements.
  • The club faces a potential fine of €10 to €12 million.
  • Reduced squad size for UEFA competitions may occur.
  • Final decisions are expected from UEFA in November.
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Now that August is here, Roma has yet to complete any sales that would allow them to post a capital gain that would clear their books in UEFA’s eyes. After the extension granted to the Financial Fai...

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