Totti and Roma: talks stall over role and royalties

Roma are keeping tabs on Fulham winger Kevin, who is among the names on their list to strengthen the attack, although Endrick remains their first choice for the winter transfer window. The 23-year-old Brazilian, a left winger, has been used sparingly in the Premier League, with just 75 minutes played so far this season. Fulham coach Arbeola prefers two attacking midfielders in place of wingers, so Iwobi takes Kevin's spot in the side. Kevin's entourage is looking for offers, and his name was also linked with Roma over the summer. Gian Piero Gasperini has admired Kevin since his time at Shakhtar Donetsk, when he was considered one of the most promising young talents in world football. In Ukraine he scored 17 goals and provided 10 assists before a difficult move to the Premier League for €40 million. Fulham do not want to devalue the player further and could consider a loan in January. Roma are continuing to monitor the situation closely, with Kevin a live option as the club looks to add firepower to its attacking options before the winter window.

UEFA's disciplinary committee has fined Roma 20,000 euros over incidents involving a section of the club's fans before and after the European match in Manchester. The sanction also includes a partial restriction on ticket sales for the away section at a future European away game. If the sanction is applied, the share of tickets allocated to Roma supporters would be cut from 5% to 2.5% of the host stadium's capacity. The restriction has been suspended for two years from the date of the decision, meaning it would only take effect if Roma fans commit further violations during that period. There are no such problems for Roma's trip to Paris on 25 November, when the club face Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League. Roma supporters will have access to the full away allocation, with around 2,500 tickets available to back the team at the Parc des Princes.

Italy face France tonight in the Nations League, kicking off at 20:45, and coach Roberto Mancini has named his squad, leaving out Roma midfielder Niccolò Pisilli. Pisilli will watch the match from the stands alongside Cissé, Liberali, Cassano, Palma, Lontani, Ahanor and Gatti. Roma defender Daniele Ghilardi is among the players available to the Italy boss. The Italy squad is made up of three goalkeepers: Donnarumma, Carnesecchi and Vicario. The defenders are Kayode, Scalvini, Calafiori, Bastoni, Dimarco, Palestra and Ghilardi. The midfield options are Ricci, Tonali, Fagioli, Doumbia, Frattesi, Romano, Barella and Vergara. The forwards are S. Esposito, P. Esposito, Scamacca, Cambiaghi and Koleosho. For Roma, Ghilardi's call-up is the main point of interest, while Pisilli's omission means he will not be involved in the national side's fixture against France.