Roma’s owners continue to strengthen their financial commitment to the Giallorossi club.
A new corporate decision has emerged in the last few hours, further confirming the Friedkins’ commitment to supporting the club’s long-term growth and stability.
According to Calcio e Finanza, a meeting of the Giallorossi club was held on December 22nd, approving a further capital increase.
The total amount was raised from €650 million to €800 million, with the deadline for the completion of the operation being extended to December 31, 2026.
The decision sends a strong signal from the American owners, who continue to guarantee the club’s financial stability and financial coverage.
With this additional investment, the Friedkins’ total investment in Roma now exceeds €750 million, confirming the strategic importance of the Giallorossi project.
Including the purchase of the club from James Pallotta (€199 million) and the takeover bid to gain 95% control (€25.9 million), the total investment of the American owners in the club approaches €1 billion.
The capital increase will allow the club to face the coming seasons with greater confidence, both in terms of management and sporting performance, with a view to long-term sustainability and development.
