The Lega Calcio Serie A assembly recently approved a majority resolution to close a €300 million transaction with IMG after years of legal battles.
The case dates back to the period between 2008 and 2018, when the Antitrust Authority found the existence of an agreement restricting competition, which would have negatively impacted the value of television rights sold abroad.
Currently, 17 clubs, including Roma, are in favor of continuing the negotiations, with the goal of each earning between €15 and €20 million.
This figure would represent a significant boost to the Trigoria club’s finances, especially given the requirements of Financial Fair Play and the capital gains to be realized by June 30.
The Giallorossi club could therefore benefit from this agreement to improve its financial situation, with a positive impact on its transfer market operations and its financial needs to finish the season in compliance with UEFA parameters.
