AS Roma have officially closed their 2026-27 Serie A season-ticket campaign after reaching the club’s limit of 40,000 subscriptions.
The milestone was achieved in a remarkably short period, once again demonstrating the extraordinary support surrounding the Giallorossi despite a relatively slow start to the summer transfer window.
Roma thanked supporters in a brief statement: “The season-ticket campaign has ended. Thank you to all the fans—see you at the stadium! Forza Roma.”
The club set the limit at 40,000 to ensure that a portion of the Stadio Olimpico remains available for individual match-ticket sales during the season.
The enthusiasm of Roma supporters was also evident when new signing Santiago Castro arrived at Termini station shortly before midnight. More than 300 fans gathered to welcome the Argentine striker, greeting him with chants and encouragement before his transfer from Bologna was officially announced.
Roma’s return to the Champions League after seven years has further increased excitement ahead of the new campaign.
A separate ticket package covering the Champions League home fixtures will become available in the coming weeks. The package will also include Roma’s first Coppa Italia match of the season.
With 40,000 league season tickets already sold and European football returning to the capital, the Stadio Olimpico is expected to be full throughout the 2026-27 campaign.
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