Bologna
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Team Overview
Bologna enter this Serie A campaign under the guidance of Domenico Tedesco, with the club continuing its long-standing presence as one of Italian football's most storied names. Bologna is one of the oldest clubs in the country, and it has historically been associated with a proud, resilient footballing identity, often built around competitiveness in the Italian top flight rather than sustained title challenges. The club's reputation among Serie A sides tends to center on organized, hard-working football and a passionate home following.
Based on the available statistics, the current campaign is off to a difficult start. Bologna have played one match, losing 0-1, with the defeat coming on home soil. The team has yet to find the back of the net this season, finishing the match having failed to score, and their goal difference stands at minus one. With no clean sheets, no draws, and no wins recorded yet, the early numbers point to a side still searching for its rhythm in front of goal and yet to get on the board defensively in terms of shutouts.
It is worth noting that a single match provides only a limited window into the team's overall strengths and identity for the season, and broader conclusions about playing style or tactical approach cannot be drawn from just one result. What can be said is that Bologna's opening fixture ended without a goal scored and with a narrow one-goal defeat, a result that will need to be built upon as the season progresses. Followers of the club will be watching closely to see how Tedesco's side responds in the matches ahead, particularly in terms of finding scoring form and shoring up defensive resilience after this opening setback.
Squad (28 players)
Goalkeepers (5)





Defenders (7)







Midfielders (7)







Attackers (9)









Recent Transfers
2025/26 & 2026/27Arrivals (51)





Departures (57)





Injuries & Availability

Impact Analysis
Bologna's current injury list is limited to a single absence, with defender N. Casale sidelined by a muscle injury. While the overall number of unavailable players is minimal, the positional impact is worth noting, as Casale's absence removes a body from the defensive unit, an area where squad depth is always tested over the course of a long league campaign. Losing a centre-back to injury can affect the balance and familiarity of a back line, particularly if Casale has been used to build partnerships and organizational consistency at the back.
That said, with just one confirmed absence and no doubtful players on the list, Bologna find themselves in a favorable overall injury situation. This level of availability suggests the squad should have sufficient cover to fill the gap left by Casale, whether through alternative centre-backs on the roster or positional reshuffling among the defensive group. From a broader depth perspective, having only one unavailable player represents a strong position for any Serie A side to be in, allowing for consistent selection and tactical planning without the disruption that widespread injuries can cause. The absence of doubtful players further reinforces the impression of a squad currently able to field a settled, near-complete lineup.
Recent Form





Form Analysis
Bologna's last five matches show a distinctly inconsistent pattern, with two wins and three losses producing a stop-start rhythm rather than any clear upward or downward trajectory. The sequence has been notably streaky: victories over Iraklis 1908 (2-0) and Cambuur (3-1) were followed immediately by defeats to Pisa (1-4), Brighton (0-1), and Lazio (0-1), suggesting the team has struggled to build sustained momentum from positive results.
Defensively, the concession of seven goals across five matches points to some fragility, most notably in the 1-4 loss to Pisa, which stands out as the heaviest defeat of the run. Clean sheets have only come against Iraklis 1908, while the matches against Lazio and Brighton were single-goal losses, indicating tighter defensive performances against that tier of opposition even without securing results. Attacking output has been reasonably solid in the wins, with five goals scored across the Cambuur and Iraklis 1908 fixtures, but Bologna managed just one goal apiece in the defeats to Pisa and Brighton, highlighting a drop-off in scoring efficiency against sterner tests. All three losses came against varied opposition, while both wins arrived in matches where Bologna scored freely, underlining a form line built on scoring goals rather than defensive control.
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