AS Roma, the Italian football club, is under pressure to record €80 million in capital gains by June 30 to meet its financial obligations. The club's management is currently exploring player sales, with discussions already initiated with multiple clubs. The first expected departure is Baldanzi, whose transfer from Genoa could yield a €4.5 million capital gain. Other players, including Salah-Eddine and Shomurodov, are also on the chopping block. To further bolster its finances, Roma has secured new sponsorship agreements, including a deal with Wizz Air worth €2 million and another with Eurobet.live that guarantees an initial payment of €8 million. However, these funds alone will not suffice, necessitating at least one high-profile sale, with Koné reportedly being a target for Inter Milan at a price of €45 million.