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Roma lodges appeal against travel ban as D'Amico questioned in FIGC investigation
·9 September 2026·45d ago

Roma lodges appeal against travel ban as D'Amico questioned in FIGC investigation

Source: Roma News

Roma's director of sport Tony D'Amico was questioned by FIGC disciplinary authorities on 8 September following an incident at the end of the Roma–Atalanta match. D'Amico reiterated to investigators that he had been pursued and insulted repeatedly by Atalanta chief executive Luca Percassi in the stadium exit areas, and confirmed he did not respond to the provocations. His account was corroborated by steward testimony from the day. The FIGC prosecutor is set to question Percassi in the coming days before issuing a final ruling on the matter.

Away from the disciplinary proceedings, Roma has moved to protect its supporters by filing an official appeal against a travel ban imposed on residents of Rome province for the upcoming Serie A fixture against Torino on Monday. The club intends to challenge the ban to allow its fans to attend the away match in Turin.

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Roma's director of sport Tony D'Amico was questioned by FIGC disciplinary authorities on 8 September following an incident at the end of the Roma–Atalanta match. D'Amico told investigators that he had been pursued and insulted repeatedly by Atalanta chief executive Luca Percassi in the stadium exit areas, and confirmed he did not respond to the provocations. Steward testimony from the day corroborated his account. The FIGC prosecutor is set to question Percassi in the coming days before issuing a final ruling on the matter.

Separately, Roma supporters from the Rome province have been banned from attending Monday's Serie A match at Torino, scheduled for 18:30. The decision was made on 8 September by the CASMS, the same body that imposed a similar restriction on Roma fans for the recent visit to Lecce. Roma has lodged an official appeal against the travel ban, describing the restriction as unjust to its supporters and their passion for the team. The club intends to challenge the ruling to allow its fans to attend the away fixture in Turin.

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“Proseguono le indagini della Procura Federale della FIGC relative al teso episodio verificatosi al termine della sfida tra Roma e Atalanta. Nella giornata di ieri il direttore sportivo giallorosso Tony D’Amico è stato ascoltato dagli organi di giustizia sportiva per ricostruire nel dettaglio…”

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