In the summer of 2010 in 2010, the Sensi family decided to surrender their control over Roma within a debt settlement deal. This ended the presidency that was ruled by Sensi family members. Sensi family, who been in charge of Roma since. As long as no new owner was chosen, Rosella Sensi would continue her directorship in the football club. The 2010-11 season again witnessed Roma start with mixed fortunes at the domestic as well as European scale. They suffered defeats in the games against Cagliari, Brescia and a defeat of 2-0 to Bayern Munich in the group stage in the Champions League, a match that saw coach Claudio Ranieri openly criticized by his team members. But, they were followed with victories over Inter and a thrilling win over Bayern Munich in the return game that saw Roma come back from a 2-2 at half-time to come out as 3-2 winners. After a string of disappointing performances that resulted in Roma play a lossless streak of five games in succession, Ranieri resigned as head coach in February 2011 while former player Vincenzo Montella was appointed as caretaker manager until the conclusion this season. It was the time Roma famous Francesco Totti scored his 200th Serie A goal against Fiorentina in March 2011. He became just the 6th player to accomplish this achievement.
On April 16, 2011 the buyout agreement was signed by an American investment company led by Thomas R. DiBenedetto, along with James Pallotta, Michael Ruane and Richard D'Amore as partners. DiBenedetto was elected as the 22nd President of this club. He served from 27 September to 27 August 2012, and succeeding him was Pallotta. The company that was created as an intermediate holding company, NEEP Roma Holding, was owned by 60 percent by America's "AS Roma SPV" LLC" and the remaining (40 percent) was owned by the lender from Sensi, UniCredit. Then, NEEP owned all shares that were previously held in Sensi (about 67 percent) and the remaining shares were of the shares floating freely on the market. UniCredit later did not invest NEEP Roma Holding to sell to "AS Roma SPV LLC" and Pallotta.
The new owner immediately put into effect, making major changes to the club and appointing Walter Sabatini as director of football as well as the former Spanish national in addition to Barcelona B manager Luis Enrique as manager. The first big-name signed by the two included defensive midfielder Erik Lamela from River Plate forward Bojan from Barcelona Goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg of Ajax and unattached defensive player Gabriel Heinze. The club also released and sold the defender John Arne Riise, goalkeeper Doni and forwards Jeremy Menez and Mirko Vucinic. On the financial front the company was recapitalised more than EUR100 million, with the latest recapitalisation taking place in the early 2000s.
Roma However, the club was exiled from the 2011, 2012 UEFA Europa League play-off round. After the formal takeover of the club on 18 August Roma purchased forward Dani Osvaldo as well as midfielders Miralem Pjanic and Fernando Gago and the defender Simon Kjaer, as well as youngster Fabio Borini. It was a cost of greater than EUR40 million. in 2012, Pallotta was elected as the club's new president.
The 2012-13 preseason kicked off by announcing the appointment of the former director Zdenek Zeman. Zeman took over from Luis Enrique who resigned at the conclusion in the season 2011-12. Luis Enrique's only season of rule was marked by a defeat in the final against Slovan Bratislava, in Slovan Bratislava's UEFA Europa League, as also the inability of the team to make it to international competitions during 2013-2014 season. Roma ended up finishing seventh in the league, but lost their Europa League chase to rivals Lazio, Napoli and Internazionale. Zeman returned to the high-scoring 4-3-3 system and his work ethic, which was successful in guiding the team he played for in Pescara towards success in the Serie A. But he was dismissed on February 2, 2013. He was replaced by interim manager Aurelio Andreazzoli. Andreazzoli's tenure continued an unsatisfactory season, which saw the club finishing at the sixth spot on the table in Serie A, while also losing 1-0 against the team's rivals Lazio during Lazio's Coppa Italia final. The result was that Roma was left out of European tournaments for the second consecutive season.
On the 12th of June, 2013 Pallotta made the announcement that Rudi Garcia was appointed the new manager for Roma. Rudi Garcia had a great beginning of his Roma career and won his first ten games (an record for all time Serie A record) including the derby victory of 2-0 against Lazio as well as a 0-3 triumph against Internazionale and an 2-0 win at home against the title-rivals Napoli. In this period, Roma scored 24 times and only conceded once against Parma. The 2013-14 season was the best of Roma seasons in Serie A, the club scoring 85 points while coming second to Juventus who took home the league with an incredible score of 102 points. Roma's defense was far better than previous seasons, conceding just 25 goals conceded, and 21 clean sheets, which included nine of the first 10 games.
In 2014-2015, Roma finished second behind Juventus for the second time in a row. season, following a poor performance in the 2015. In the final stretch of the season Roma was fined for losing and violating UEFA Financial Fair Play Regulations.
12 August, 2015, following months of speculation in the summer transfer market of 2015, Roma acquired Bosnia international, Edin Dzeko, from Manchester City on a EUR4 million loan that includes an EUR11 million purchase option clause that is in effect from 1 October 2015, making the top striker a permanent member of Roma. Dzeko first made his Serie A debut ten days after that, playing the full duration in a draw against Hellas Verona, and scored his first goal for Roma in his second appearance on August 30 and scored the winner in the 79th minutes to beat the the reigning champions Juventus 1-1 in the Stadio Olimpico.
On the 13th of January, 2016 Garcia was dismissed following an unbeaten streak over 7 Serie A matches. Luciano Spalletti was subsequently appointed manager of Roma for a second time. On the 21st of February, Totti made a public statement expressing his displeasure with Spalletti for his inability to play since returning from injury. As a result, Totti was subsequently dropped by Spalletti during Roma's 5-0 victory against Palermo in a game that ended up creating a furor among supporters and the media. Following their initial disagreements, Spalletti started to employ Totti as an instant substitution for the impact of his team and it proved to be a successful choice, since Totti, the Roma number 10 returned to his best form and scored four goals and an assist after being taken off the bench for the following five Serie A matches. This meant that Spalletti was able lead Roma from a mid-table position to third place in Serie A, clinching the UEFA Champions League play-off spot.
In the summer of 2016, Roma lost star midfielder Miralem Pjanic to rivals Juventus to boost its financial standing. On the 27th of April, 2017 Roma was appointed by Sevilla FC's Sporting director Monchi as their new director of sports. On the 28th of May, 2017, the final date of the 2016-17 season Francesco Totti made his 786th and final appearance for Roma before stepping down during a 3-2 victory at home against Genoa in which he came on as a substitute to Mohamed Salah in the 54th minute. The substitute received an ovation standing up from the crowd. The victory saw Roma place second on Serie A behind Juventus. After Totti's departure, Daniele De Rossi became club captain and was awarded the club's new contract for two years.
On the 13th of June, 2017 the former Roma footballer Eusebio Di Francesco became named as the new manager of the club to replace Spalletti who had quit the club to manage Internazionale. Roma also lost one of their key players during the transfer period in summer as Mohamed Salah joining Liverpool F.C. for 39 million euros (PS34m). Numerous new players have joined the club, among them an all-time club record agreement with Sampdoria forward Patrik Schick as well as Aleksandar Kolarov. The EUR5m (PS4.4m) deal to Manchester City Di Francesco also added Gregoire Defrel, who was with his former club Sassuolo in the shape of an EUR18 million contract. 5 December 2017 saw The Stadio of Roma project, following five years of delays caused by conflicts of interest from different parties within the Roman city's administration it was approved to start construction. It's scheduled to start construction in the 2020-21 season. It it will take over the Stadio Olimpico in the role of Roma's stadium. For the 2017, the UEFA Champions League group stage, Roma were drawn in a difficult Group C alongside Chelsea, Atletico Madrid and Qarabag. But, after a solid performance in the group stage including a 3-0 win at home in the final against Chelsea, Roma progressed to the knockout stage as the Group C winners following Diego Perotti's sole goal in a 1-0 victory against Qarabag. After advancing over Shakhtar Donetsk to the round of 16 Roma were selected to play FC Barcelona in the quarter-finals. On April 4, the 4th of April in 2018, Roma suffered a 4-1 loss from Barcelona in Barcelona's Camp Nou in the first game, following own goals scored by Daniele De Rossi and Kostas Manolas. However Edin Dzeko offered a final chance of redemption by scoring away goals. On the 10th of April, Roma pulled off a spectacular comeback in the second leg on the Stadio Olimpico to defeat Barcelona 3-1 and make it to the Champions League semi-finals on away goals. The first goal of Edin Dzeko and a 58th minute penalty by De Rossi had left the Giallorossi with just another goal in order to advance prior to when Manolas scored the decisive third goal, hitting the ball close to the post after eight minutes. With this goal, Roma became only the third team in Champions League history to overturn an early defeat of three goals or more . They also made it to in the last four teams of the tournament as the only time it has been since. Roma were then chosen to play Liverpool which was the team who beat their opponents in 1984's European Cup Final, in the semi-finals. Liverpool went on to win the match 7-6 in aggregate. Roma finished the 2017-2018 campaign with a 3rd position on the basis of 77 points and qualified for next year's Champions League.
As of the end of summer 2018 Roma were very active on the market for transfers, in large portions due to EUR83 million they earned by making it to their Champions League semi finals, and also selling Alisson for a record EUR72 million which included bonus money to Liverpool. In a busy period, Roma spent EUR150 million to sign players like Shick Nzonzi Pastore and Kluivert as well as Defrel and others, in addition to selling their two starting midfielders from last year, Nainggolan as well as Strootman. In the 2018-19 Serie A season was a disappointing one for Roma since they were in the beginning of the season fluctuating between 10th and 6th places. The problem was made worse because most of the new recruits did not make an impact. Following Roma were eliminated by Porto 4-3 during the Champions League round of 16, Di Francesco was sacked and succeeded with Claudio Ranieri who served as the interim manager. The next day, the sporting director Monchi was sacked. He said: "I left Roma for an obvious reason I was aware that the owner's ideas were different from my ideas. The president believed it was more beneficial to move to the right, but I believed it was better to stay toward the left". James Pallotta hit back saying "I gave Monchi 100 percent control over the choice of the coach he desired and to hire assistant coaches as well as the personnel who perform, to control the scouting, and to draw in the players he was looking for. When you look at our results and the performance of our team clearly, this isn't working. He told me to be a believer and let him go about it as he wanted to. We trusted him completely and now we're suffering the most injuries we've experienced and are at risk of not being in the top three places for the first time since the year 2014." In his two years as a player, the club paid PS208 dollars on 21 new signings. However within two years, just 12 of his signings were still with the club. Under Ranieri performance, the results improved however Roma did not qualify for qualifying for the Champions League, finishing in 6th place , with an average of 66 points.
On June 11, 2019 Roma named Paulo Fonseca as their new manager.
In December, AS Roma SPV LLC was in negotiations in order to transfer the company, which was valued at $872 million to American investor Dan Friedkin, however negotiations stopped during the outbreak of COVID-19. On August 6, 2020 Friedkin has signed the first agreement to pay $591m to Pallotta the majority investor of Roma.
In May of 2021 FC Barcelona announced Fonseca will leave the club at the conclusion of the season 2020-21. On the same day Jose Mourinho was announced as Fonseca's replacement under a three-year contract to start the 2021-22 seasons. On May 25, 2022 Mourinho took charge of Roma to be the winner of the inaugural edition of the UEFA Europa Conference League.