Roma are making steps in the right direction with regards to their financial situation.
Following a difficult period with growing debt and Financial Fair Play restrictions imposed by UEFA’s Settlement Agreement, things seem to be looking up for the Giallorossi.
Despite missing out on Champions League football for the third consecutive year, Roma have managed to improve their finances.
Today’s edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Roma can be hopeful for the future.
The newspaper claims the state of health of Roma’s balance sheet has improved considerably compared to 2023.
In percentage, the data speaks of a notable improvement in the accounts, of around 40% compared to last year.
This important result, argues the newspaper, is certainly thanks to the Friedkin presidency and CEO Lina Souloukou, who carried out work aimed at consolidating the club, but always controlling the accounts.
Compared to previous years, the trend of the 2022-23 balance sheet was confirmed, which already included an improvement compared to previous seasons.
Therefore, the Giallorossi club have just approved the quarterly financial results, closed on March 31, underlining a 17% growth in the club’s general revenues compared to March 2023.
