roma Faces Last-Minute Scramble to Meet UEFA Financial Fair Play Regulations
Rome, Italy – AS Roma is in a frantic race against time to avoid sanctions from UEFA’s Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations, needing to generate between €12-13 million in capital gains by June 30th. Failure to do so could result in further restrictions on the club’s transfer activity [SOURCE].
The club is currently operating under a settlement agreement signed with UEFA in 2022, which requires them to limit total losses to €60 million by the end of the 2024-2025 season [SOURCE].
While the sale of Leandro Paredes to Boca Juniors for €3.5 million and salary reductions from players like Stefan Shaarawi (reducing his salary from €3.5m to €1.5m) and the departures of Mats Hummels will alleviate some financial pressure, these measures are projected to onyl save around €12.5 million – not enough to meet the UEFA requirement for registered capital gains [SOURCE].
The situation highlights the ongoing financial challenges faced by Roma, despite improvements to their finances under the Friedkins ownership [[2]].the club must now find a way to quickly generate the necessary capital gains to avoid further sanctions and maintain flexibility in the upcoming 2025 summer transfer window.
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