Leon Bailey got off to the worst possible start in his Roma career, sustaining a muscular injury in his first training session after the transfer from Aston Villa. The Jamaica international only flew in yesterday to undergo his medical tests and put pen to ...

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AS Roma have signed Jamaican international winger Leon Bailey on loan from Aston Villa, the Serie A club said on Wednesday. In a statement, Roma said that they have an option to make Bailey's one-year loan move permanent, reportedly for a fee of €22 ...

Manchester United have accepted Roma ’s transfer offer for their ‘bomb squad’ member Jadon Sancho, according to reports. The two clubs have reached an agreement on a deal worth €19m (£16.4m) plus €5m (£4.3m) in add-ons, totalling £20.7m, Sky in Italy have reported.

The curtain rises on the new 2025/26 Serie A season. On Saturday, August 23, the first four matches of the opening day will take place, including the standout big match at the Olimpico

So therefore it’s no surprise that when the new Pope Leo XIV was elected back in May that people would want him to give his allegiance to their team. Leo, a native of Chicago is a huge fan of the baseball team the Chicago White Sox as well as the Villanova college basketball teams,

Jan Ziolkowski remains a target for Roma and sporting director Frederic Massara to strengthen their defense. The young Pole, owned by Legia Warsaw, has pledged his commitment to the Roman club and is determined to wear the Giallorossi jersey.

Leon Bailey has completed a loan move from Aston Villa to Italian club Roma. The Jamaica winger has joined the Italian side for the 2025-26 season and the deal includes an option to buy. The 28-year-old made a £25m move to Villa from German club Bayer Leverkusen in 2021 and went on to score 22 goals in 144 appearances.

Inter Milan could still end up signing Manu Kone from Roma despite the capital club’s initial rejection.According to Il Romanista via FCInterNews, the Giallorossi must raise an eye-watering €100