AS Roma is accelerating its financial efforts to comply with UEFA's Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations, with a deadline set for the end of June. The club is focused on realizing significant capital gains to settle a long-standing issue with UEFA, aiming to end the control regime imposed by the European governing body. Despite discussions of a possible one-year extension, Roma's management has made it clear that they intend to meet their commitments within the established timeframe. To achieve this, the club is considering high-profile transfers, including players like Mile Svilar, Manu Koné, and Evan Ndicka. If the necessary financial targets are not met, Roma has also assessed the risk of incurring financial penalties. The upcoming summer is expected to bring profound changes to the squad, with several contracts expiring and loan deals concluding. The Friedkin ownership is prepared to support new investments as the team transitions under the leadership of Gian Piero Gasperini.