AS Roma favoured over Everton FC

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While we have to make do with poor signings from our new recruitment board, our owner's other team are making sure quality rules the roost.

AS Roma have made several key signings for the 2025-26 season, including Artem Dovbyk and Matias Soule, to strengthen their squad for upcoming competitions.

Recent Signings

Artem Dovbyk: The standout signing for Roma is Artem Dovbyk, who joined from Girona for €30.5M. Dovbyk had an impressive season in La Liga, scoring 24 goals and finishing as the league's top scorer. His physical presence and goal-scoring ability are expected to bolster Roma's attack significantly. 

Matias Soule: Another notable addition is Matias Soule, acquired from Juventus for €25.6M. The 21-year-old winger had a strong loan spell at Frosinone, where he scored 11 goals in 36 appearances. Soule is seen as a promising talent who can contribute both as a winger and an attacking midfielder. 

Manu Kone: Additionally, Roma secured Manu Kone from Borussia Monchengladbach on an initial loan deal with a mandatory buy option of €18M. Kone is a defensive midfielder who is expected to add depth and stability to Roma's midfield.

Overall Transfer Activity

Roma has been active in the transfer market, aiming to enhance their squad depth and competitiveness in Serie A and European competitions. The club's strategy appears focused on acquiring young talents and proven performers to build a strong team for the future.

These signings reflect Roma's ambition to improve their performance in the upcoming season and compete effectively on multiple fronts.

The Yanks are coming, we said.... Where are they now?


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Michael Kenrick
1 Posted 11/01/2026 at 20:28:25
Hmmm... that's pretty interesting, Paul.

And along with the Dividend clawback, and the Dan Friedkin no-show, perhaps we have good reason to worry.

Ian Bennett
2 Posted 11/01/2026 at 20:56:24
In response they'll say

1. 1 point off the leaders

2. They've European football and had more success than struggle vs us.

3. Theyre a genuine top 5 side in italy, and regularly prove it.

4. The project is further ahead

5. Fantastic city with better weather. It is one hell of a place, and I love Liverpool. More attractive for home grown & south American players.

Paul Kossoff
3 Posted 11/01/2026 at 21:02:45
Michael, not so much worried as disappointed in the owner's apparent disinterest in Everton. Have they been to Hill Dickinson Stadium yet?

I know they saved us and they ask for our support, but we need a fix of cash injection for the team, and some nice royal blue paint for the stadium would be nice.

Oh, and along with a new recruitment team, as the one we have has accumulated a bigger heap of garbage as the Birmingham bin strike, and they are making the place stink.


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