Roma 99th Anniversary: Major Traffic Changes Planned for Testaccio and City Centre Celebrations

Roma will play their opening Champions League match against Fenerbahce at Istanbul's Sukru Saracoglu stadium without their main sponsor Eurobet.Live on their shirt due to Turkish regulations that prohibit the display of betting and gaming brands on football kits. The club presented their third kit officially on 8 September but will need to modify their primary strip for their European debut in the competition. Turish law prevents Roma from using their standard logo on the front of the jersey, forcing the club to find an alternative solution. Rather than simply removing the sponsor entirely, Roma have chosen to replace Eurobet.Live with a charitable sponsor, transforming a regulatory obligation into an initiative with ethical value. The decision reflects the club's approach to adapting to local requirements while maintaining a symbolic gesture for the match.

Roma have been fined €2,000 by the Sports Judge for unjustifiably delaying the start of the first half by approximately one minute, a decision announced following the third round of Serie A fixtures. Head coach Gian Piero Gasperini received a yellow card in the 40th minute of Roma's match against Atalanta for protesting to the referee. No Roma players face suspension ahead of Monday's fixture against Torino at 18:30. The entire squad remains available to Gasperini, who should have Lorenzo Pellegrini back at his disposal for the encounter.

Roma defeated Atalanta 2–1 on matchday three of Serie A, with goals from Matías Soulé and Mario Hermoso securing the win in the closing stages. Following the fixture, the Lega Serie A announced disciplinary decisions from the Match Commissioner. Head coach Gian Piero Gasperini has received his first sanction. Roma were also fined €2,000 by the Match Commissioner "for objective responsibility, having unjustifiably caused a delay of approximately one minute to the start of the first half."