Roma's ownership has officially announced the gradual return of the club's historical logo, with the complete rebranding set for 2027. The Italian side will implement this change to commemorate their 100th anniversary - a significant milestone for one of Italy's most storied football institutions.
"We are committed to honoring the rich heritage of our club as we approach this historic centenary," the ownership stated in their end-of-season message to supporters.
Beyond the logo change, the owners of "Roma" have revealed ambitious plans to construct a new stadium for the team in the coming years. No specific timeline was provided, but this development signals long-term investment in the club's infrastructure.
Interestingly, the announcement comes after "Roma" secured a fifth-place finish in the 2024/25 Serie A campaign, accumulating 69 points across their 38 league matches. Not bad for a transitional season!
The club has also recently appointed Gian Piero Gasperini as head coach, with transfer plans already being formulated under his leadership. The experienced tactician is expected to reshape the squad according to his vision.
Will this return to tradition, combined with stadium plans and Gasperini's arrival, herald a new era of success for the capital club? Roma fans certainly have reasons for optimism heading into the future.
