1927
Where the story begins
Roma was founded in 1927 through the union of existing Roman clubs. Its official chronology follows the capital side through success, hardship and renewal.
Football Stories / Rome, Italy
AS RomaHistory & journey
Rome's colours, long waits, unforgettable celebrations.
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Founded 1927Illustrative jersey. Independent fan guide.
1927-2001Milestones covered4 chaptersA chronological journey5 questionsNo timer or sign-in
2026-27 Champions League league-phase club. UEFA roster source, checked 12 September 2026. Concise milestone guide; follow the archive for a fuller history.
Beyond the scoreline
The journey, chapter by chapter.
Rome's colours, long waits, unforgettable celebrations. This concise guide selects four milestones from the club's journey. It is a starting point for the linked archive, not a complete season-by-season history or live results feed.
1942
A first Scudetto
Roma won its first Italian championship in 1942. The war and financial difficulties that followed interrupted any straightforward sporting rise.
1983
The long wait ends
Roma became champions again in 1982/83, returning to the league title first won in 1942. The decades between give the celebration its historical weight.
2001
A third championship generation
Fabio Capello's Roma won the 2001 Scudetto. The team created a new championship chapter rather than simply repeating the earlier title-winning eras.
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Which year marks AS Roma's founding roots in this guide?
1927. Roma was founded in 1927 through the union of existing Roman clubs. Its official chronology follows the capital side through success, hardship and renewal.
Which country does AS Roma represent in the 2026/27 league phase?
Italy. UEFA lists AS Roma among the clubs representing Italy in the 2026/27 league phase.
When did Roma win its first Scudetto?
1942. Roma won its first Italian championship in 1942. The war and financial difficulties that followed interrupted any straightforward sporting rise.
Which season ended Roma's wait for a second league title?
1982/83. Roma became champions again in 1982/83, returning to the league title first won in 1942. The decades between give the celebration its historical weight.
Who coached Roma's 2001 league champions?
Fabio Capello. Fabio Capello's Roma won the 2001 Scudetto. The team created a new championship chapter rather than simply repeating the earlier title-winning eras.
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Original summaries based on the club and competition sources below. Historical milestones are dated; current squads, live standings and changing tour details are not maintained here. This collection focuses on selected men's first-team eras, not the complete history of every club department.
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