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Roma held a final squad meeting at their Trigoria training ground, where head coach Gian Piero Gasperini and three senior players addressed the staff after securing Champions League qualification. Bryan Cristante, Lorenzo Pellegrini, and Gianluca Mancini spoke to celebrate the achievement and reflect on the season. Cristante emphasized the team's unity: "We came together when we needed to, we brought home a major objective and we must continue on this path to make it our standard." Pellegrini praised the collective effort: "This year has been really beautiful, we've been chasing this qualification for a while and yesterday we did it, even though it seemed difficult along the way but we always believed in it and it seems you did too, if we're here today to celebrate and congratulate each other all together. So thank you very much to you." Mancini reflected on the significance of the achievement, stating: "Celebrating, rejoicing, bringing Roma to the Champions League after many years is a source of pride because we all know this shirt has important value. Seeing you here happy, you too, for this achievement makes it even more important. And nothing, next year we play Champions League, now we rest and forza Roma." Roma has returned to Europe's elite club competition after a lengthy absence, marking a notable shift in the club's fortunes under current leadership.

Mile Svilar has delivered a series of outstanding performances in goal for AS Roma this season, with a recent save against Verona representing the latest in a string of crucial interventions. The goalkeeper has established himself as a key defensive asset, building what the report describes as a metaphorical 'Great Wall' around Roma's goal. His shot-stopping ability has been instrumental in several matches, demonstrating consistency and quality at a high level throughout the campaign. Svilar's performances have underscored his importance to Roma's defensive organization under the current tactical setup.

AS Roma is targeting English forward Mason Greenwood as a priority signing and plans to open formal negotiations from June onwards. Greenwood, who currently plays for Olympique Marseille, is expected to leave the French club due to their difficult financial situation requiring significant player sales by 30 June. Head coach Gian Piero Gasperini has identified Greenwood as a key target to strengthen Roma's attacking options. Greenwood's father has already signalled openness to a move to Roma following discussions with intermediaries. Roma's recent qualification for the Champions League enhances their appeal as a destination. Despite interest from other top European clubs—including Borussia Dortmund and Atlético Madrid—Roma appears the most likely destination for the 2001-born forward. Marseille's precarious finances may also work in Roma's favour during negotiations, as the club urgently needs to offload players before the end of June.