Friedkin allocate rumored €100 million transfer budget | OneFootball

Roma is preparing an ambitious transfer window.

After returning to the Champions League, the Giallorossi owners want to raise the level of the squad and put Gian Piero Gasperini in the best possible condition to face a particularly challenging season.

The Friedkins’ message would be clear: significant investment to make the team more competitive, not only in Italy but also internationally.

The real news concerns the budget the American owners are reportedly ready to allocate for the summer transfer window.

According to the latest report from La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Friedkins have allocated a sum close to €100 million to build a superior Roma team for next season.

This is a significant strategic plan, designed to provide continuity to the work already underway and allow the new coach to build a deeper and more competitive squad.

The club’s goal is to make three or four targeted signings capable of immediately raising the team’s overall quality.

This would not, therefore, be a transfer window of simple adjustments, but a genuine structural investment to strengthen the areas deemed a priority by Gasperini and the management.

Mason Greenwood’s name also comes into play in this context.

The Marseille striker remains one of the most important prospects being pursued by Roma, and a potential deal with the French club could represent the first major move in this new strategy.

The owners want a Roma ready for the Champions League, stronger, more international, and built to compete on multiple fronts.