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AS Roma

AS Roma

Serie A

Season Statistics

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

Team Overview

AS Roma enters the Serie A season under manager Piero Gasperini Gian, with an early campaign that has started in emphatic fashion. Through one match played, Roma have secured a perfect record, winning their opening fixture at home while scoring four goals without conceding any. That result has given the club a goal difference of plus four, an early indicator of the attacking sharpness and defensive solidity on display.

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Roma have long been recognized as one of Italian football's most storied clubs, with a passionate fan base and a reputation for producing spirited, competitive sides capable of challenging near the top of the Serie A table. While the current data set covers only the opening stage of the season, the early signs point to a team executing well on both ends of the pitch. A clean sheet paired with four goals scored suggests a balanced performance, with the side proving efficient going forward while also showing organization in defense.

Based on the numbers so far, Roma's strength lies in that dual identity, an attack capable of finding the net in bulk and a defense that has yet to be breached. The 1-0-0 record, all coming on home soil, reflects a strong start, though it remains early days with the away leg of the season still to come. As the campaign progresses, this opening statement of intent, four scored and none conceded, will serve as a benchmark for the consistency Roma and Gasperini Gian will look to build upon in the matches ahead.

Squad (31 players)

Goalkeepers (3)

G. De Marzi
#70 G. De Marzi
P. Gollini
#95 P. Gollini
M. Svilar
#99 M. Svilar

Defenders (12)

D. Ghilardi
#87 D. Ghilardi
Hermoso
#22 Hermoso
K. Koulierakis
#3 K. Koulierakis
G. Mancini
#23 G. Mancini
Jacopo Mirra
#76 Jacopo Mirra
N. Molina
#20 N. Molina
F. Nardin
#13 F. Nardin
E. Ndicka
#5 E. Ndicka
F. Reale
#19 F. Reale
D. Rensch
#2 D. Rensch
M. Seck
#74 M. Seck
J. Ziółkowski
#24 J. Ziółkowski

Midfielders (9)

E. Lulli
#77 E. Lulli
Wesley
#43 Wesley
M. Bah
#8 M. Bah
B. Cristante
#4 B. Cristante
N. El Aynaoui
#8 N. El Aynaoui
M. Koné
#17 M. Koné
Mattia Mannini
#76 Mattia Mannini
L. Pellegrini
#7 L. Pellegrini
N. Pisilli
#61 N. Pisilli

Attackers (7)

Rodrigo Mora
#86 Rodrigo Mora
A. Arena
#9 A. Arena
S. Castro
#9 S. Castro
P. Dybala
#21 P. Dybala
D. Malen
#14 D. Malen
M. Soulé
#18 M. Soulé
R. Vaz
#78 R. Vaz

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
14
D. Malen
D. Malen
FW 10.0 1 3 0 68 0 19
99
M. Svilar
M. Svilar
GK 7.2 1 0 0 90 0 33
4
B. Cristante
B. Cristante
MF 8.5 1 0 0 90 4 83
21
P. Dybala
P. Dybala
FW 9.3 1 0 3 79 0 41
5
E. Ndicka
E. Ndicka
DF 7.7 1 0 0 90 3 67
22
Hermoso
Hermoso
DF 7.0 1 0 0 68 2 51
17
M. Koné
M. Koné
MF 7.3 1 0 0 79 3 55
23
G. Mancini
G. Mancini
DF 7.3 1 0 0 90 2 44
3
K. Koulierakis
K. Koulierakis
DF 6.9 1 0 0 22 1 15
8
N. El Aynaoui
N. El Aynaoui
MF 6.6 1 0 0 11 0 10
9
S. Castro
S. Castro
FW 6.3 1 0 0 22 0 3
18
M. Soulé
M. Soulé
FW 6.6 1 0 0 36 0 17
43
Wesley
Wesley
MF 7.3 1 0 0 90 2 36
61
N. Pisilli
N. Pisilli
MF 7.9 1 1 0 11 0 10
86
Rodrigo Mora
Rodrigo Mora
FW 6.7 1 0 0 54 1 17
77
E. Lulli
E. Lulli
MF 7.2 1 0 0 90 4 37

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (51)

Rodrigo Mora
From FC Porto
Transfer Aug 2026
N. Molina
From Atletico Madrid
Transfer Aug 2026
K. Koulierakis
From VfL Wolfsburg
Transfer Jul 2026
S. Castro
From Bologna
Transfer Jul 2026
E. Shomurodov
From Başakşehir
Return from loan Jun 2026
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Departures (58)

R. Żelezny
To Perugia
Loan Aug 2026
Angeliño
To Deportivo La Coruna
Loan Aug 2026
A. Dovbyk
To Bologna
Loan Jul 2026
Mattia Della Rocca
To Avellino
Transfer Jul 2026
Marco Litti
To Lecco
Loan Jul 2026
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Injuries & Availability

2 Out 0 Doubtful
M. Bah
M. Bah Knee Injury
Out
L. Pellegrini
L. Pellegrini Thigh Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

AS Roma's injury list is limited in number but carries notable weight given the profile of one of the two absentees. M. Bah, sidelined with a knee injury, represents a loss on the flank, where his availability affects the club's options in the wide areas. More significant is the absence of L. Pellegrini, out with a thigh injury, as he has long been one of Roma's most influential attacking midfielders and a key creative presence in the final third. Losing a player of his standing removes a proven source of chance creation and leadership from the group, and his absence is likely to be felt in how Roma builds attacking moves through central areas.

With only two players confirmed out and none listed as doubtful, Roma's overall squad availability remains relatively strong compared to sides dealing with lengthy injury lists. This suggests that while the team must adjust its attacking setup without Pellegrini and manage its wide options without Bah, the depth of the remaining squad should allow for reasonable cover across most positions. The absence of a deep list of doubtful players also indicates a degree of stability heading into upcoming fixtures, even as the loss of Pellegrini's creative influence remains the most pressing concern from an attacking standpoint.

Recent Form

WDLWL
W Fiorentina 4-0 (H)
D Borussia Dortmund 2-2 (A)
L Brighton 3-0 (A)
W Newport County 1-4 (A)
L Cardiff 4-1 (A)

Form Analysis

AS Roma's recent run of five matches paints a picture of inconsistency, with two wins, one draw, and two losses producing a scattered rather than steady trajectory. The results have swung between dominant and porous performances rather than settling into any clear pattern of improvement or decline. A 4-0 home victory over Fiorentina showcased the attack at its sharpest, and a 4-1 away win over Newport County further underlined the team's capacity to score freely when the opportunity arises. Across the five matches, Roma found the net 11 times, a healthy return that reflects a side capable of putting together clinical attacking displays.

Defensively, however, the same period saw 10 goals conceded, highlighting a lack of consistency at the back. The 3-0 away defeat to Brighton and the 4-1 loss away to Cardiff both point to vulnerabilities away from home, where the team has struggled to keep games tight. The 2-2 draw away to Borussia Dortmund added to that pattern, suggesting away fixtures have been considerably more testing than home ones. Taken together, the form shows a team capable of scoring goals against a range of opponents, but one that has yet to find defensive stability, particularly in matches played away from home.

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