Women's Roma Have 'Match Point' for Scudetto Against Ternana: Ticket Information

Fabio Capello has assessed AS Roma's fixture list for the upcoming season in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport. Capello expects Roma to start the new campaign with the same certainty and quality they showed at the end of the previous season, given that Gasperini is the new head coach. However, he warns that the early schedule presents significant challenges. Capello highlighted that Roma will not face any newly promoted teams in their opening ten fixtures—an unusual circumstance that leaves them vulnerable to a demanding run of matches. The Giallorossi will encounter Inter, Napoli, Como, Atalanta, and Fiorentina during this period, alongside difficult away trips to Torino and Udinese. Roma's opening match will be against Fiorentina, while their season concludes with an away fixture at Cagliari. Capello stated: "Knowing Gasperini, I expect a Roma that in August restarts from the certainties and the brilliance with which it ended this season. The schedule is not, however, very straightforward: the Giallorossi will not face any newly promoted sides in the first ten matches, but instead they will come up against Inter, Napoli, Como, Atalanta, Fiorentina… plus complicated away trips like those with Torino and Udinese."

Angeliño is undergoing a revival at AS Roma after a difficult year marked by injury and minimal playing time. The left-back has undertaken a physical transformation, including weight loss, as part of his recovery programme under head coach Gian Piero Gasperini. Gasperini has reportedly established a clear understanding with the player regarding his return to competitive action. After a prolonged absence from the pitch, Angeliño is working to regain fitness and earn regular minutes in the squad.

Manu Koné is among AS Roma's list of players who could be sold before the 30 June deadline, as the club needs to generate approximately €50 million in capital gains. The French midfielder has attracted initial enquiries from Premier League clubs, while Inter Milan has withdrawn from the race. Inter had previously attempted to sign Koné last summer with an offer reported around €45 million, but Roma rejected it. The Milan club is not prioritizing him now, with manager Chivu preferring Liverpool's Jones instead. Koné's potential departure reflects Roma's financial requirements heading into the transfer window. The midfielder, currently on international duty at the World Cup, is among the squad's most valuable assets. Inter is also not expected to pursue a deal for Gianluca Mancini, who is close to renewing his contract with Roma. Once new sporting director D'Amico is officially announced, the market activity is expected to accelerate. Details remain unclear on the timeline for his appointment or the scale of Roma's transfer activity beyond the financial targets.