Record subscription rush: 11,000 season tickets sold on day one

Roma opened the Stadio Olimpico to supporters on the previous day to launch its 2026–27 season ticket campaign, and the response was immediate: 11,000 fans renewed their subscriptions in a single day. The campaign began at 10:00 on that morning, with existing ticket holders given priority to renew their seats at a dedicated price until 10:00 on 20 July. A second phase runs from 12:00 on 20 July to 12:00 on 23 July for those who bought via waiting list or free sale last season. Phase 1.3 (14:30 on 23 July to 13:00 on 27 July) will offer remaining available seats across all sections. From 15:00 on 27 July to 13:00 on 29 July, fans on the waiting list get priority access; free sale begins at 15:00 on 29 July if spaces remain. The rush reflects the depth of supporter commitment ahead of the season opener on 24 August at the Olimpico against Fiorentina. Last season, approximately 1.6 million spectators attended Roma's home matches. Currently, 26,982 fans are on the waiting list, and not all are guaranteed to secure a ticket for the upcoming campaign. The club thanked supporters for their faith and backing during the season, acknowledging the significance of the fanbase to the organisation. Manager Gian Piero Gasperini will lead the team into the new campaign.

Lorenzo Pellegrini is set to sign a contract renewal with Roma, with the final details nearly resolved between the club and the captain's agent. The 1996-born midfielder will attend Monday morning's pre-season gathering at Trigoria under head coach Gian Piero Gasperini, who has pushed strongly for his retention. New sporting director Tony D'Amico has spent days finalising the remaining terms following a face-to-face meeting last week, with the gap between the club's offer and the player's demands now minimal. A deal is expected to be completed by the weekend. Pellegrini's renewal represents a significant moment in Roma's planning. The captain began his journey at the club in the youth academy in 2005, making this contract signature a historic one for the giallorossi. His deal is the final outstanding negotiation among three players whose contracts expired on 30 June: Paulo Dybala and Zeki Çelik have already agreed terms with the club, pending only official announcements. Head coach Gasperini's specific requests for player confirmations will form the foundation of Roma's transfer strategy as the club awaits the arrival of new signings.

Roma sold 11,000 season tickets on the first day of their subscription campaign. The club aims to reach 40,000 total before stopping sales, deliberately holding back places to sell throughout the season. The first pre-season friendly takes place on Thursday 16 July, when Mancini and the squad face Sorianese, a side competing in the Lazio regional Eccellenza division. Further friendlies against Primavera and Trastevere are scheduled for 19 and 23 July respectively. Wesley has cut short his summer break and returned to Rome, eager to begin the new campaign under head coach Gasperini. The defender has been recovering from an injury that kept him out of the World Cup and trained at Trigoria yesterday. He will be available from the earliest days of pre-season. With 11,000 tickets sold on day one, Roma's strategy reflects confidence in demand while maintaining commercial flexibility for sales later in the year.

Roma sold 11,000 season tickets on the first day of their subscription campaign. The club aims to reach 40,000 total before stopping sales, deliberately holding back places to sell throughout the season. The first pre-season friendly takes place on Thursday 16 July, when Mancini and the squad face Sorianese, a side competing in the Lazio regional Eccellenza division. Further friendlies against Primavera and Trastevere are scheduled for 19 and 23 July respectively. Wesley has cut short his summer break and returned to Rome, eager to begin the new campaign under head coach Gasperini. The defender has been recovering from an injury that kept him out of the World Cup and trained at Trigoria yesterday. He will be available from the earliest days of pre-season. With 11,000 tickets sold on day one, Roma's strategy reflects confidence in demand while maintaining commercial flexibility for sales later in the year.

Roma have walked away from signing Mason Greenwood after the player's wage demands became prohibitive. The English forward's father, who acts as his agent, raised his salary request significantly once Fenerbahçe entered the bidding, according to reporting by Daniele Aloisi in Il Messaggero. Roma had initially pursued the deal independently but opted out when the figures spiralled beyond their threshold. The Giallorossi have made clear they will not spend more than 5 million euros per year on Greenwood's wages. The decision reflects concern within the club hierarchy about the domino effect such a contract could trigger, with other squad members including Donyell Malen and Wesley potentially demanding increases to maintain internal wage equilibrium. Maintaining balance in the dressing room has been prioritised over securing this particular target. Fenerbahçe, meanwhile, faces no such restraint and have moved decisively to fill the void. The Turkish club are prepared to offer Greenwood 7 million euros per season—a package he has already accepted.

Wesley is working at Trigoria to build fitness ahead of Gian Piero Gasperini's arrival as head coach, recovering from a injury sustained before the World Cup. Roma's squad preparation intensifies as the pre-season gathering approaches. Paulo Dybala spoke publicly about Budapest, his arrival at Roma, and Mourinho, while Paredes addressed questions about his future at the club. The club has launched season ticket sales for the 2026–27 campaign. France face Marocco tomorrow.