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Roma director D'Amico to give statement to federal prosecutors over Percassi incident
·8 September 2026·2h ago

Roma director D'Amico to give statement to federal prosecutors over Percassi incident

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Roma director of sport Tony D'Amico was heard by the Federal Prosecutor's office on 8 September to give his account of an incident involving Atalanta chief executive Luca Percassi following the Roma-Atalanta match at the Olimpico. According to Il Messaggero, D'Amico was expected at Trigoria in the afternoon to provide his version of events to the sporting authorities.

According to accounts that emerged after the match, D'Amico was reportedly insulted repeatedly by Percassi, first at the exit from the Tribuna 1927 and later in the Monte Mario car park. The Roma director chose not to respond to the provocations, preventing the confrontation from escalating further. Roma had already publicly backed D'Amico through an official statement released on Sunday, calling the conduct attributed to Percassi unacceptable and announcing its intention to report the matter to the sporting authorities.

The Federal Prosecutor's office opened an investigation to establish a precise account of what happened. On 7 September, stewards and several witnesses present at the Olimpico had already been heard. D'Amico's testimony on 8 September was followed by an expected statement from Percassi, with the evidence gathered by prosecutors set to determine any further developments in the case.

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Roma director of sport Tony D'Amico was questioned by the Italian Football Federation's Federal Prosecutor's office on 8 September following an incident with Atalanta CEO Luca Percassi after Saturday's Roma-Atalanta match at the Olimpico. According to reports across all outlets, Percassi allegedly insulted D'Amico repeatedly—first at the exit of the Tribuna 1927 stand and later in the Monte Mario car park. D'Amico chose not to respond to the provocations, preventing escalation of the confrontation.

Roma issued an official statement on Sunday condemning Percassi's behaviour as unacceptable while praising D'Amico for his restraint. The club confirmed it would refer the matter to the sporting authorities for formal investigation. The Federal Prosecutor's office had already questioned stewards and witnesses present at the Olimpico on 7 September, with D'Amico's testimony on 8 September followed by an expected statement from Percassi himself. Retesport notes that stewards had to intervene during the incident to prevent further escalation. The investigation will determine what disciplinary measures, if any, follow from the evidence gathered by prosecutors.

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Nuovo capitolo dopo quanto accaduto al termine di Roma-Atalanta. Tony D’Amico sarà ascoltato oggi dalla Procura Federale per ricostruire l’episodio che lo avrebbe visto protagonista insieme all’amministratore delegato dell’Atalanta Luca Percassi dopo la partita dell’Olimpico. Secondo quanto…

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