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AS Roma

AS Roma

Serie A

Season Statistics

5 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (80%) Draw (20%) Loss (0%)
5 Played
4 Won
1 Drawn
0 Lost
14 Goals For
3 Goals Against

Team Overview

AS Roma enter this Serie A campaign with one of the most impressive early-season records in the league, and the numbers under Piero Gasperini Gian tell a clear story of dominance. Through five matches, Roma have won four and drawn one, remaining unbeaten while scoring 14 goals and conceding just 3, a goal difference of plus 11 that places them among the division's most potent sides. A "WWWWD" run underscores a level of consistency that few teams in Italy can currently match, and the fact that Roma have failed to score in none of their matches speaks to an attack that is firing on all cylinders.

What stands out most is the balance between attacking output and defensive solidity. Keeping three clean sheets in five matches while scoring at a rate of nearly three goals per game is a rare combination, suggesting a side that is both ruthless going forward and disciplined without the ball. The team has also shown it can get results anywhere, boasting a perfect record away from home with two wins from two, alongside a strong home mark of two wins and a draw from three matches. This versatility, performing well regardless of venue, is often a hallmark of a well-organized and confident squad.

Read our full Como vs AS Roma analysis for additional insight on this fixture.

Based purely on the statistical profile, this is a Roma side enjoying one of its strongest starts in recent memory, built on a productive attack and a defense that rarely cracks. The underlying numbers, an unbeaten record, a double-digit positive goal difference, and the ability to score in every match played, point to a team playing with real cohesion and purpose under Gasperini Gian's management. For a club with Roma's history and fan expectations, a start of this quality offers plenty of early optimism as the Serie A season progresses.

Squad (29 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

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

Defenders (11)

L. Balerdi
#26 L. Balerdi
D. Ghilardi
#87 D. Ghilardi
Hermoso
#22 Hermoso
K. Koulierakis
#3 K. Koulierakis
E. Lulli
#77 E. Lulli
G. Mancini
#23 G. Mancini
N. Molina
#20 N. Molina
E. Ndicka
#5 E. Ndicka
D. Rensch
#2 D. Rensch
M. Seck
#3 M. Seck
Wesley
#43 Wesley

Midfielders (8)

M. Bah
#8 M. Bah
B. Cristante
#4 B. Cristante
G. Giammattei
#19 G. Giammattei
M. Koné
#17 M. Koné
Rodrigo Mora
#86 Rodrigo Mora
L. Pellegrini
#7 L. Pellegrini
N. Pisilli
#61 N. Pisilli
M. de Roon
#15 M. de Roon

Attackers (6)

A. Arena
#68 A. Arena
M. Camara
#17 M. Camara
S. Castro
#9 S. Castro
P. Dybala
#21 P. Dybala
D. Malen
#14 D. Malen
M. Soulé
#18 M. Soulé

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
14
D. Malen
D. Malen
FW 7.9 5 6 0 348 1 71
99
M. Svilar
M. Svilar
GK 7.2 5 0 0 453 1 153
4
B. Cristante
B. Cristante
MF 7.2 5 0 0 427 13 342
21
P. Dybala
P. Dybala
FW 8.1 5 0 4 410 4 237
22
Hermoso
Hermoso
DF 7.6 5 1 0 419 13 304
17
M. Koné
M. Koné
MF 7.5 5 2 0 322 6 226
23
G. Mancini
G. Mancini
DF 7.0 5 0 2 392 9 224
18
M. Soulé
M. Soulé
FW 7.4 5 2 1 282 4 166
20
N. Molina
N. Molina
DF 7.0 4 0 1 216 7 145
9
S. Castro
S. Castro
FW 6.3 4 0 0 105 1 24
43
Wesley
Wesley
MF 7.3 4 0 1 333 9 167
61
N. Pisilli
N. Pisilli
MF 7.0 4 2 0 157 2 90
86
Rodrigo Mora
Rodrigo Mora
FW 6.9 4 1 0 171 3 70
77
E. Lulli
E. Lulli
MF 7.0 4 0 0 322 9 146
26
L. Balerdi
L. Balerdi
DF 7.0 3 0 0 179 5 80
5
E. Ndicka
E. Ndicka
DF 6.8 3 0 0 190 4 121
87
D. Ghilardi
D. Ghilardi
DF 6.9 3 0 0 145 8 89
15
M. de Roon
M. de Roon
MF 6.7 2 0 0 38 2 30
3
K. Koulierakis
K. Koulierakis
DF 6.6 2 0 0 34 1 23
2
D. Rensch
D. Rensch
DF 6.5 2 0 0 41 1 15

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (54)

L. Balerdi
From Marseille
Loan Aug 2026
M. de Roon
From Atalanta
Free agent Aug 2026
Rodrigo Mora
From FC Porto
Transfer Aug 2026
N. Molina
From Atletico Madrid
Transfer Aug 2026
K. Koulierakis
From VfL Wolfsburg
Transfer Jul 2026
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Departures (67)

N. El Aynaoui
To RB Leipzig
Loan Aug 2026
R. Vaz
To Hull City
Loan Aug 2026
F. Nardin
To Pescara
Loan Aug 2026
J. Ziółkowski
To Monza
Loan Aug 2026
X. Fasanella
To Perugia U19
- Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

1 Out 0 Doubtful
M. Bah
M. Bah Knee Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

AS Roma's injury situation remains remarkably light heading into their next fixture, with just one confirmed absentee affecting squad selection. M. Bah is the lone player sidelined, dealing with a knee injury that rules him out of contention. As a fullback or wing-back option, his absence is felt primarily in the wide areas of the pitch, where Roma will need to rely on alternative personnel to cover the flanks defensively and provide width in attack.

Given that Bah is the only player unavailable, the overall impact on Roma's squad is minimal compared to what multiple simultaneous absences might cause. With no doubtful players listed alongside him, the coaching staff has clarity over selection and can plan with a near-complete squad at their disposal. The depth of Roma's roster should allow for a like-for-like adjustment in personnel without requiring a wholesale tactical rethink. While losing any first-team player is never ideal, the limited scale of this injury list suggests Roma are well-positioned to maintain consistency in their setup. The squad's overall health represents a positive situation, allowing the team to focus on tactical preparation rather than navigating a lengthy absentee list.

Recent Form

DWDWW
D Inter 2-2 (H)
W Torino 0-2 (A)
D Fenerbahçe 1-1 (A)
W Atalanta 2-1 (H)
W Lecce 0-4 (A)

Form Analysis

AS Roma head into their next fixture on the back of an unbeaten five-match stretch that reads three wins and two draws, a record underlining a side in solid touch. The attacking numbers stand out in particular, with 11 goals scored across the five matches, highlighted by a 4-0 away rout of Lecce and a 2-1 home win over Atalanta, both results pointing to a team capable of imposing itself against varied styles of opposition. The 2-2 draw with Inter and the 1-1 result against Fenerbahçe away from home show that Roma can still find the net against stronger domestic and European opposition, even when they are not closing out full victories.

Defensively, the picture is a little more mixed. Four goals conceded in five matches is a manageable return, but the draws with Inter and Fenerbahçe show occasional lapses against quality attacking sides, with both matches seeing Roma concede after presumably taking or sharing the lead. The 2-0 away win at Torino, by contrast, demonstrates an ability to keep things tight when needed. Taken together, the form line suggests a team that is scoring freely and difficult to beat, even if truly shutting out top-level opponents has proven more elusive across this run.

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