Across the Romaverse: An AS Roma Podcast

After another brief hiatus, Across the Romaverse returns with our two hundred and thirty-fourth episode. With a dearth of transfer rumors to discuss, we decided to open up the reader/listener mailbag, where we explored a host of topics, including the pros and cons of signing Mason Greenwood, standout performances at the World Cup, the shifting economics of the sport, and much more.

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The 2025-26 season is over, and it ended on a high note for Roma, as the Giallorossi finished third and qualified for next season’s Champions League. In this episode, we wrap up the season, debate which players Roma can afford to lose, set expectations for Europe, and discuss the latest transfer rumors.

Listen along as Steven, Jimmy, and Bren touch on those topics and a lot more, including:

Did Roma really finish in 3rd place!?

Early expectations for the Champions League

Parity and mediocrity in Serie A

Possible Champions League adversaries

Is Soulé a goner? Can Roma make do without him?

Donyell Malen's persuasive powers and Julian Brandt's fit

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Listen along as Steven, Jimmy, and Bren offer their final reflections on Roma's 2-0 derby win over Lazio and what it means for Gianluca Mancini's legacy with the club. We then shift the discussion to Paulo Dybala's future before discussing Sunday's Verona match and tossing in a few transfer tidbits toward the end.
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We're back! After a two-month hiatus, Across the Romaverse returns just in time for the Derby della Capitale. Listen along as we discuss Sunday's fixture against Lazio, Paulo Dybala's future, possible DS candidates, and why Alessio Romagnoli is such an important figure in CdT history!
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After scoring 10 goals in their previous four matches, Roma's hopes were high as they headed to the Marassi to face Daniele De Rossi and Genoa. A win would have strengthened their grasp on 3rd/4th place, while a draw would have been acceptable....Roma did neither. Thanks to a completely non-existent attack (and a missed handball), the Giallorossi withered on the road.
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