AS Roma Autistic Football Club represented the club at the Genuine World Cup 2026 in Houston, experiencing an inclusion and cultural exchange event that strengthened ties with The Friedkin Group. The Giallorossi delegation spent an evening bowling and chatting, creating a spontaneous and belonging atmosphere.
What happened during the event?
A group of The Friedkin Group employees met the club's athletes and staff in an informal setting, sharing stories and smiles. Between a bowling match and many conversations, participants discovered each other's experiences, solidifying the sense of community that unites the club and the company.
Why is the initiative important for AS Roma?
The event shows how The Friedkin Group's values find expression through sport, helping build authentic relationships. For the AS Roma Autistic Football Club, taking part in the tournament means taking the club's name onto the international stage, promoting an inclusion culture that goes beyond the pitch.
What are the future prospects?
After the Houston experience, the club plans further cultural exchange activities during the Genuine World Cup, aiming to strengthen its global partnership network. Meanwhile, AS Roma's first team continues its Serie A push, currently 3rd with 73 points, 23 wins, 4 draws and 11 losses, and a recent 2‑0 win over Hellas Verona (24‑05‑2026). The recent five‑game winning streak (WWWWW) highlights unstoppable form, with 59 goals scored and 31 conceded for a +28 goal difference.
How does the event fit the broader context?
The Genuine World Cup gives athletes the chance to face teams from around the world, fostering personal growth and cultural exchange. For the AS Roma Autistic Football Club, each match and meeting helps build lasting relationships, proving that football can be a driver of participation and growth for everyone.
