Roma Femminile captain Giugliano to become RAI pundit for men's World Cup

Italy's Under-17 side won the European championship after an intense final against Belgium. The match went to a penalty shootout following a dramatic finish: Ojea gave Italy the lead in the 85th minute, but Belgium equalized from the penalty spot in the 90th+4 minute through Fugazzola. Italy prevailed 5–4 on penalties. Roma academy products Giampaolo Bonifazi (born 2009) and Lorenzo Dattilo (born 2010) both started the final and featured in the triumph. The victory signals positive momentum from Roma's youth development program at Trigoria, which continues to produce emerging talent for the Giallorossi. Bonifazi and Dattilo's performances at international level underscore the quality emerging from the club's academy system.

Aziz Yıldırım won the Fenerbahce presidential election with over 60% of the vote, defeating younger candidate Hakan Safi. This development significantly impacts Mason Greenwood's transfer prospects. Safi had reportedly reached an agreement with Greenwood on a four-year contract and was prepared to meet Marseille's €50 million asking price for the English forward. With new leadership in place at Fenerbahce, the Istanbul club's pursuit of Greenwood remains uncertain. The change represents a major opportunity for Roma, who have been competing for Greenwood's signature. Head coach Gian Piero Gasperini has made acquiring the winger a priority to strengthen the squad's ambitions in Europe. Fenerbahce had appeared to be the frontrunner in the race before Yıldırım's election victory, which now casts doubt on whether the Turkish club will continue pursuing the player. Greenwood enjoyed an outstanding season in Ligue 1 at Marseille, attracting significant interest from multiple clubs. Roma are expected to accelerate their efforts to bring the talent to the capital. The club is also preparing to announce Tony D'Amico as their new sporting director, a move that may coincide with efforts to finalize the Greenwood transfer.

AS Roma midfielder Edoardo Bove travelled to Paris to support tennis player Flavio Cobolli at a major final, demonstrating a strong personal connection between the two athletes that extends beyond football. The gesture highlights a bond that links professional football to international tennis. Bove's attendance underscores his support for Cobolli during an important moment in the player's career, reflecting a friendship that transcends their respective sports.