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AS Roma have launched an away travel package for their Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain at the Parc des Princes, with tickets for the away section going on sale tomorrow, Thursday 12 November, at 13:00. The club's official statement confirms that supporters can follow the team through AS Roma Away Tours in partnership with Wizz Air. The package, known as the Smart Pack, is available to buy from the club's official website. It is aimed at fans who want to travel to Paris and watch the side from the stands of the Parc des Princes, where the match is a Champions League fixture against Paris Saint-Germain. The club's statement reads: "Vivi la trasferta di Champions League al fianco dei giallorossi! La Roma vola a Parigi con Wizz Air! Scopri lo Smart Pack di AS Roma Away Tours e preparati a vivere la sfida contro il Paris Saint-Germain, sostenendo i giallorossi direttamente dagli spalti del Parc des Princes." It continues: "Un'esperienza di viaggio organizzata in ogni dettaglio, con la garanzia del biglietto nel settore ospiti, che comprende: Ogni trasferta ha la sua storia. La tua inizia da qui."

Tickets for Roma's away fixture at Paris Saint-Germain go on general sale from 12:00 on Monday 16 November until 18:00 on Tuesday 17 November 2026, subject to availability. Fans must create a personal MYASR account before purchasing, and only one voucher per transaction and per account can be bought. The away section at the stadium covers sectors 101, 102, 301 and 302. Capacity for Roma supporters has been reduced to 1,500, down from 2,376, at the request of the Préfecture de Police in Paris for reasons of public order. Wheelchair users in the away section can buy one of 12 available spaces for €50, which includes a companion. AS Roma has advised all supporters not to travel to France for the match without an away-sector ticket, and to check carefully the travel requirements set by the local authorities. The club's message is clear: fans without a ticket should stay at home, and those who travel must make sure their documents and entry conditions are in order before making the journey to Paris.

Roma sporting director Tony D'Amico has been forced to withdraw from the Social Football Summit in Turin because of flu-like symptoms. He had been announced as a guest at the event, where he was due to speak at 12.30 alongside Sky Sport journalists Gianluca Di Marzio and Luca Marchetti, but he had to decline the invitation. On Monday, the club's chief business officer Gandler and head of institutional relations Lucia Bernabé spoke on the stage at the summit. The absence comes at a busy time for the club, with a transfer-market meeting planned at Trigoria in the coming days involving head coach Gian Piero Gasperini and the ownership. Ryan Friedkin is also expected in the capital for those discussions.