Roma hits record mark with nearly 10,000 cup competition subscriptions in first day

Roma supporters have purchased nearly 10,000 cup competition subscriptions within a day of the 2026–27 campaign opening. The sale began at noon on 12 August, with an initial phase reserved for holders of Serie A season tickets. The response was immediate, with almost 10,000 fans committing to match tickets within just over 24 hours. The Cup Subscription covers the four home fixtures in the League Phase of the Champions League and the Coppa Italia round of 16. The early take-up underscores the enthusiasm surrounding Roma's return to European club football's premier competition. The preferential purchase phase remains open until Wednesday, 19 August, allowing season-ticket holders to exercise their right to buy. Once that period closes—provided seats remain available—general sale will open to all Roma supporters. Club officials expect subscription numbers to continue rising through the remainder of the preferential window. The strong opening figures reflect what the club describes as genuine excitement among the fanbase ahead of another season as protagonists at the Stadio Olimpico.

AS Roma's cup competition season-ticket campaign for 2026–27 has generated nearly 10,000 subscriptions in its first day. Pre-sale access for existing Serie A season-ticket holders opened at noon on 12 August, and by 13 August almost 10,000 supporters had purchased tickets to follow the Giallorossi in Champions League and Coppa Italia. The campaign is expected to build momentum in the coming days. The initial phase runs until Wednesday 19 August, followed by an open sale period for all Roma supporters. The uptake underscores continued strong demand among the club's fanbase for domestic and European competition coverage.

Molina made his first training session appearance at Trigoria wearing the number 20 shirt, settling into Roma with a smile and immediately integrating with his new teammates, particularly his fellow Argentines Paulo Dybala, Matías Soulé and Castro. The winger has already struck up an early rapport with Dybala off the pitch, a connection head coach Gian Piero Gasperini hopes will translate onto it. Gasperini put Molina straight to work, with the player showing promising early signs: precise crosses, clean distribution and a desire to regain his match rhythm. Molina could make his Roma debut on Saturday against Dortmund, though likely in a limited capacity off the bench as Gasperini assesses his condition ahead of the league campaign. The Argentinian winger is targeting the Serie A opener against Fiorentina on 23 August, keen to make an immediate impact in Giallorossi colours. His right foot has already impressed during the opening training session, and Roma will look to have him up to full speed quickly as the new season approaches.