Roma eyes Germany for summer training camp as world tour ruled out

Roma host Sassuolo at the Stadio Olimpico tonight at 20:45 in Serie A matchday 11, the last game before the international break. The stadium is set to be sold out again, with more than 62,000 Roma supporters behind Gian Piero Gasperini's side. The club opened ticket sales in the Distinti Nord Ovest sector, which means the whole stadium will be yellow and red. Saturday's fixture is part of the 11th round of Serie A, and kick-off is set for 20:45. The Distinto Nord-Ovest will be entirely giallorosso, adding to the atmosphere inside the ground. Tickets are still available for anyone wishing to buy one. The gates at the Olimpico open at 18:45. Supporters are advised to arrive at least 90 minutes before kick-off to enjoy the occasion and avoid congestion at the turnstiles. From 18:45 until the start of the match, fans can go to Box 4 on Via Nigra for any needs. Alternatively, from 17:30, supporters can contact the AS Roma Contact Center by phone on 06.89386000, by email, or by filling in the online form. Tickets and season tickets are available exclusively in digital format. Fans must check that their ticket is correctly available on their smartphone before reaching the stadium. Screenshots of tickets and season tickets are not valid for entry, so the ticket must be available on the device before reaching the turnstiles. Resale of tickets or season tickets through platforms or channels other than the Club's official ones is not permitted, even at a price below the purchase price. Fans unable to attend should use only the official services provided by AS Roma. Accessible parking is available for disabled spectators with the appropriate permit and a Tribuna Tevere Disabili or Tribuna Monte Mario Disabili ticket, including a companion. For Tribuna Tevere, parking is at Via Nigra. For Tribuna Monte Mario, parking is at Viale dei Gladiatori. Spaces are limited and available until full. Parking for spectators with other disabilities is at Viale Alberto Blanc, again with limited spaces available until full.

FIFA's Appeals Committee has reduced Roma full-back Nahuel Molina's suspension from seven matches to four, following the brawl that broke out after the World Cup final won by Spain. The Argentina defender had been punished for punching Rodri during the post-match celebrations. His fine of 60,000 dollars remains unchanged. The ruling was a partial success for the Argentine football federation (AFA), which had lodged the appeal. The outcome is different for former Roma midfielder Leandro Paredes, whose appeal was rejected. FIFA has confirmed his ten-match suspension and his fine of 90,000 dollars. Paredes had pushed and struck Eric García and clashed heavily with Gavi during the same melee, and the sanctions reflect the seriousness of those incidents. The AFA also faces a heavy penalty of 321,000 dollars for discriminatory chants sung during the celebrations of the World Cup title. The verdicts mark the final word on the disciplinary cases linked to the confrontation between the Argentina and Spain players, with some sanctions eased and others left unchanged.

FIFA has reduced Roma right-back Nahuel Molina's suspension from seven matches to four after Argentina's appeal, while confirming a ten-match ban for Leandro Paredes. The decisions follow incidents at the end of the World Cup final against Spain, as communicated by the AFA after the FIFA Appeals Committee ruling. Molina was initially sanctioned with seven matches for punching Rodri during the Spanish celebrations. The fine of 60,000 dollars imposed on him has been confirmed. Paredes, a Boca Juniors midfielder, must serve the ten-match suspension already set at first instance and pay a fine of 90,000 dollars. The sanction concerns his conduct towards Eric García, whom he pushed and struck during the Spanish celebrations, and the subsequent heated confrontation with Gavi. The 321,000-dollar fine imposed on the AFA by the Disciplinary Committee for discriminatory chants remains unchanged. The AFA has announced its intention to take the matter to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), contesting both Paredes's suspension and the sanction linked to the chants. Before proceeding, the federation will request the official reasons for the decisions, stating it has "sufficient factual and legal arguments to proceed with the appeal." The FIFA ruling also affects other members of the Argentina delegation. Thiago Almada has already served a one-match suspension and received a 30,000-dollar fine during the previous international window. "Ratón" Ayala received three matches and another 30,000-dollar fine for punching Dani Olmo.