Rome survives quickly, earning 13 million in 24 hours to prevent FFP transfer ban sanctions

Sports Weekly All-Media Reporter Li Jingyi

According to the Milan Sports Daily, if Rome is unable to raise 12-13 million euros in capital gains within 24 hours, it will face severe sanctions for transfer bans this summer due to violating the UEFA Financial Fairness Act (FFP). In the summer of 2022, Rome seriously violated the FFP due to huge losses for many years. In order to avoid receiving a transfer ban and even being expelled from the European War, the Red Wolf signed a five-year settlement agreement with UEFA. As a result of the settlement, the amount of fine paid by Rome to UEFA by Dangxia has been reduced from 30 million to 5 million. There are prerequisites for extrajudicial grace, and this case is no exception. UEFA requires that Roma must not violate the rules again during the five-year agreement period, otherwise the fine will be doubled. The agreement stipulates that Rome needs to control its overall loss to less than 60 million between the three years from 2022 to 2025.

The maximum bonus for the fiscal year on June 30, Rome still has a gap of 12-13 million to 13 million from the red line of punishment. Therefore, making money will be the top priority for the Red Wolf in a day.

Paledes will join Boca Youth with a transfer fee of 3.5 million, but this is nothing but a drop in the bucket. Rome raced against time and stepped up negotiations with Girona and Sands on the potential transfer of Angelinho. In addition, Red Wolf also reached a salary cut agreement with Salah Via, whose annual salary of 3.5 million has been reduced to 1.5 million.

If you want to optimize your accounts, selling zero-cost players is undoubtedly the best choice. For example, Endica, who joined the team without signing in 2023, his transfer fee will be recorded as net profit. However, if the Ivory Coast central defender is sold, two new players at the same position need to be introduced to fill the gap. Why are the two? Endeka played 51 games throughout the season, and played all the games. A total of 4,590 minutes, and Roma played 52 games throughout the season. Ndika missed only the fourth round of the UEFA Cup League stage against St. Gilles United, because of fever. Judging from the attendance rate, Iron Man is not enough to describe Endika. After all, everyone will be tired. The Ivorian central defender is like an iron-blooded "cow and horse", and there is nowhere to look for him while playing lanterns. Therefore, Masala, who returned to Rome and served as the chief director again, would not put Endica on the shelves unless it was absolutely necessary.