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Lazio

Lazio

Serie A

Season Statistics

1 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (100%) Draw (0%) Loss (0%)
1 Played
1 Won
0 Drawn
0 Lost
1 Goals For
0 Goals Against

Team Overview

Lazio enter the Serie A season under manager Gennaro Gattuso, with the early stages of the campaign showing a perfect start on paper. Through one match played, the Biancocelesti sit with a flawless record of one win, no draws, and no losses, having scored once while conceding nothing. That clean sheet, combined with the single goal scored, points to a team that has begun the season with defensive solidity as a foundation, even if the sample size remains small at this early stage.

For a deeper dive into the numbers, see our detailed analysis here.

Lazio have long been recognized as one of Italian football's most storied clubs, with a history of competing at the top end of Serie A and in European competition. The club's identity has traditionally been built around organization, tactical discipline, and moments of individual quality translating into results, and the early numbers this season reflect that same emphasis on control and defensive reliability. A goal difference of plus one, built on a single narrow away win, suggests a team that is prioritizing structure and game management over free-flowing, high-scoring football, at least in this opening fixture.

Looking specifically at the current campaign, the away form stands out: Lazio's only match so far came on the road, and they came away with all three points and a clean sheet. That result, delivered away from home, offers an early signal of resilience and composure under Gattuso, though it is worth noting no home fixtures have yet been played, leaving that side of the ledger untested. With just one match in the books, the sample is limited, but the combination of a win, a clean sheet, and a positive goal difference gives Lazio a solid platform as the season develops. Fans will be watching closely to see whether this defensive foundation and away-day efficiency can be sustained as the fixture list expands.

Squad (37 players)

Goalkeepers (6)

A. Furlanetto
#55 A. Furlanetto
Giacomo Giacomone
#99 Giacomo Giacomone
C. Mandas
#35 C. Mandas
E. Motta
#40 E. Motta
Nicolo Pannozzo
#72 Nicolo Pannozzo
D. Renzetti
#47 D. Renzetti

Defenders (12)

F. Bordon
#3 F. Bordon
Ricardo Bordon
#33 Ricardo Bordon
D. Doekhi
#5 D. Doekhi
R. Floriani Mussolini
#15 R. Floriani Mussolini
S. Gigot
#2 S. Gigot
A. Marušić
#77 A. Marušić
Patric
#4 Patric
Pedraza
#23 Pedraza
L. Pellegrini
#3 L. Pellegrini
O. Provstgaard
#25 O. Provstgaard
A. Romagnoli
#13 A. Romagnoli
Nuno Tavares
#17 Nuno Tavares

Midfielders (10)

R. Belahyane
#21 R. Belahyane
D. Cataldi
#32 D. Cataldi
F. Dele-Bashiru
#7 F. Dele-Bashiru
V. Farcomeni
#71 V. Farcomeni
D. Frattesi
#16 D. Frattesi
B. Galassi
#8 B. Galassi
M. Lazzari
#29 M. Lazzari
N. Rovella
#6 N. Rovella
K. Taylor
#24 K. Taylor
A. Przyborek
#28 A. Przyborek

Attackers (9)

M. Zaccagni
#10 M. Zaccagni
G. Artistico
#9 G. Artistico
M. Cancellieri
#22 M. Cancellieri
B. Dia
#19 B. Dia
S. Fernandes
#77 S. Fernandes
G. Isaksen
#18 G. Isaksen
T. Noslin
#14 T. Noslin
P. Ratkov
#20 P. Ratkov
F. Serra
#63 F. Serra

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
23
Pedraza
Pedraza
DF 6.9 1 0 0 64 0 26
77
A. Marušić
A. Marušić
DF 7.3 1 0 0 90 0 49
19
B. Dia
B. Dia
FW 6.3 1 0 0 71 0 27
35
C. Mandas
C. Mandas
GK 6.9 1 0 0 90 0 43
3
L. Pellegrini
L. Pellegrini
DF 6.5 1 0 0 26 0 21
6
N. Rovella
N. Rovella
MF 6.9 1 0 0 79 1 95
10
M. Zaccagni
M. Zaccagni
FW 6.7 1 0 0 90 0 44
16
D. Frattesi
D. Frattesi
MF 6.3 1 0 0 19 1 6
5
D. Doekhi
D. Doekhi
DF 6.2 1 0 0 90 0 68
24
K. Taylor
K. Taylor
MF 6.9 1 0 0 90 1 72
14
T. Noslin
T. Noslin
FW 7.3 1 0 0 11 1 13
7
F. Dele-Bashiru
F. Dele-Bashiru
MF 7.0 1 0 0 71 0 33
22
M. Cancellieri
M. Cancellieri
FW 5.6 1 0 0 79 2 21
20
P. Ratkov
P. Ratkov
FW 6.3 1 0 0 19 1 5
21
R. Belahyane
R. Belahyane
MF 6.7 1 0 0 11 0 13
25
O. Provstgaard
O. Provstgaard
DF 6.2 1 0 0 90 0 100

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (40)

D. Frattesi
From Inter
Loan Aug 2026
B. Galassi
From Real Madrid
Transfer Jul 2026
D. Doekhi
From Union Berlin
Free agent Jul 2026
B. Dia
From Salernitana
Transfer Jun 2026
D. Renzetti
From Bra
Return from loan Jun 2026
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Departures (42)

N. Romanelli
To Lazio U18
- Jul 2026
Mario Gila
To AC Milan
Transfer Jul 2026
P. Pinelli
To Carrarese
Loan Jul 2026
I. Provedel
To Inter
Transfer Jul 2026
T. Bašić
To Venezia
Free agent Jun 2026
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Injuries & Availability

4 Out 0 Doubtful
D. Cataldi
D. Cataldi Muscle Injury
Out
A. Furlanetto
A. Furlanetto Knee Injury
Out
S. Gigot
S. Gigot Inactive
Out
Patric
Patric Ankle Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Lazio currently face four confirmed absences, with the defensive and midfield areas bearing the brunt of the disruption. Patric's ankle injury and S. Gigot's inactive status leave a notable gap at centre-back and utility defense, an area where squad depth will be tested given both are recognized options in that unit. D. Cataldi's muscle injury removes an experienced presence from midfield, an area of the pitch where his passing and game management have typically been relied upon. A. Furlanetto's knee injury further reduces the pool of available defensive personnel.

With all four listed as confirmed out rather than doubtful, there is no ambiguity about their availability, which at least allows for clearer planning around the fit players. The concentration of injuries in defense and midfield is the most significant concern, as it limits rotation options in phases of the game that require tactical solidity. Without specific data on the replacements being used, it is difficult to assess how seamlessly the squad can cover these losses, but losing two established defensive options simultaneously typically forces adjustments to defensive structure. Overall, this is a moderate depth test for Lazio, concentrated heavily in defense, with the midfield absence adding an additional layer of disruption to squad balance.

Recent Form

WLWWW
W Bologna 0-1 (A)
L Mantova 0-2 (H)
W Frosinone 1-2 (A)
W Ostia Mare 4-0 (H)
W Ascoli 1-2 (A)

Form Analysis

Lazio's last five matches show a strong overall record of four wins and one loss, with the sole defeat coming against Mantova at home by a 0-2 scoreline. Aside from that result, the team has been highly productive, defeating Bologna 1-0 away, Frosinone 2-1 away, Ostia Mare 4-0 at home, and Ascoli 2-1 away. This pattern suggests a side that has bounced back well after its lone setback, stringing together wins both before and after the Mantova loss.

Attacking output has been a clear strength, with nine goals scored across the five matches, highlighted by the emphatic 4-0 victory over Ostia Mare. The 2-1 away wins over Frosinone and Ascoli further indicate an ability to score on the road, not just at home. Defensively, the record is more mixed: four goals conceded in five matches is a reasonable return, but the Mantova match exposed some vulnerability, as it stands as the only game in this stretch where Lazio failed to find the net. Notably, three of the four wins came away from home, suggesting the team has been particularly effective on the road during this run, while the home form has been less consistent given the loss to Mantova at that venue.

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