Ryan Friedkin's presence in the Italian capital, Rome, is not just an ordinary visit but an important step in shaping the future of AS Roma both athletically and administratively.

The American management of the capital club is currently striving to resolve several key issues before the start of the summer transfer window.

On the sports level, the most important issue is selecting a new sporting director for the club. Several names are being considered, with a clear inclination towards changing the current administrative structure to build a more stable and effective project in terms of contracts and team development.

Discussions are also underway regarding the team's plan for the upcoming season in coordination with the coaching staff, in addition to setting priorities for the transfer market, whether in terms of signings or players likely to leave, as part of a gradual rebuilding of the team.

The most notable development is the discussion about the possibility of "restructuring or merging internal companies" affiliated with the club, in order to simplify the administrative and financial structure. The aim of this step is to reduce complexity within the owning group and unify the management of operations under a more efficient and organized umbrella.