Roma sell out 40,000 season tickets in 21 days
Club News·30 July 2026·1h ago

Roma sell out 40,000 season tickets in 21 days

Source: Il Romanista

Roma have sold out their complete allocation of 40,000 season tickets for 2026–27 in just 21 days, with the subscription campaign closing on 29 July after launching officially on 8 July at 10:00. The club announced the sold-out status via social media with the message: "Thank you to all the fans, see you at the stadium." Roma's opening match of the season is scheduled for Monday 24 August at 20:45 at the Stadio Olimpico against Fiorentina, where Gasperini's squad will begin their campaign.

The subscription drive unfolded across multiple phases: Phase 1.1 (8–20 July) offered renewal at dedicated pricing for the most loyal supporters who had renewed in 2025–26; Phase 1.2 (20–23 July) catered to first-time subscribers from 2025–26; Phase 1.3 allowed those seeking different seating. After the renewal phase generated approximately 38,000 subscriptions, the waiting list phase launched on Monday, with roughly 25,000 people queuing virtually but only around 2,000 securing tickets. The club stated: "Thank you to all the fans who chose to stand by us. Your support is what makes the Stadio Olimpico unique and accompanies us in every challenge."

The 40,000 figure mirrors subscription levels from Roma's championship era around 2000–2001, when 42,000 tickets were sold in 1999–2000, 46,000 in the championship season, and 47,000 in 2001–02. The club had previously capped the maximum at 36,000 and then 40,000, reflecting historical barriers and pandemic impacts on attendance.

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AS Roma have sold out their entire allocation of 40,000 season tickets for the 2026–27 season in just 20–21 days, with the campaign closing in late July. All outlets confirm approximately 37,000 renewals from existing holders and around 3,000 new subscriptions from the waiting list comprised the final sales. Il Romanista provides the most detailed timeline, noting the campaign launched on 8 July and closed on 29 July, running through three distinct phases prioritising loyal renewals before opening to first-time subscribers and alternative seating requests. The club deliberately capped sales at 40,000 to reserve stadium capacity for match-day ticket purchases throughout the season. Roma thanked supporters via social media, emphasising their vital role in making the Stadio Olimpico unique. Il Romanista contextualises the figure historically, noting it mirrors championship-era attendance from around 2000–2001, when Roma sold 42,000–47,000 subscriptions. All outlets confirm cup competition subscriptions will launch in August, covering European league-phase and Coppa Italia matches, with priority access for existing season-ticket holders.

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Ventuno giorni, tre settimane esatte: tanto è bastato ai tifosi della Roma per raggiungere quota quarantamila abbonamenti per la stagione 2026-27. Una manifestazione d’amore incredibile, l’ennesima da parte del popolo giallorosso, che va anche al di là del traguardo raggiunto dalla squadra nello…

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