Following a disappointing defeat to Inter Milan, AS Roma is set to embark on a major transformation under new head coach Gian Piero Gasperini. The club's ownership, led by the Friedkin family, recognizes the need for a radical overhaul to escape the mediocrity of recent seasons, where they finished in fifth and sixth place. To facilitate this ambitious plan, Roma must first navigate the challenges posed by Financial Fair Play regulations. A crucial step involves achieving significant capital gains by June 30, which will enable the club to finalize a settlement agreement with UEFA and unlock the summer transfer window. Once this hurdle is cleared, the management will focus on acquiring three key players identified by Gasperini: a high-quality left-sided attacker, a natural left-back to allow Wesley to return to the right flank, and a skilled attacking midfielder to enhance fluidity in the team's play. These strategic signings are essential for Roma to build a more competitive squad moving forward.