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Cagliari

Cagliari

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

Cagliari enter the Serie A picture as one of Italian football's traditional clubs, historically associated with resilience and a knack for punching above their weight against the league's bigger names. The Sardinian side have long carved out an identity as a team capable of frustrating more fashionable opposition, and their current squad under Fabio Pisacane appears to be carrying forward that competitive spirit into the new campaign.

Based on the early statistics, Cagliari's start to the season has been a positive one. A single match played has yielded a maximum return: one win from one, with a goal scored and none conceded. That clean sheet, combined with the away victory, points to a well-organized defensive foundation, a hallmark often associated with sides that prioritize structure and discipline over expansive attacking football. The perfect early form, reflected in a "W" in their recent run, suggests a team that has started with confidence and cohesion under Pisacane's guidance.

It is worth noting that this opening result came away from home, where Cagliari have so far posted a flawless record, one match, one win, no draws or losses. While it is early to draw sweeping conclusions from a single fixture, the ability to keep a clean sheet on the road is typically a positive indicator of defensive organization and game management. With a +1 goal difference and no goals conceded yet this term, Cagliari's foundations appear solid heading into the rest of the Serie A campaign, and followers of the club will be watching closely to see whether this defensive solidity can be sustained as the season progresses and the fixture list expands.

Squad (33 players)

Goalkeepers (3)

E. Caprile
#1 E. Caprile
B. Radunović
#23 B. Radunović
A. Sherri
#12 A. Sherri

Defenders (8)

Riyad Idrissi
#3 Riyad Idrissi
Y. Mina
#26 Y. Mina
A. Obert
#33 A. Obert
Zé Pedro
#2 Zé Pedro
J. Rodríguez
#15 J. Rodríguez
G. Zappa
#28 G. Zappa
G. Aurelio
#24 G. Aurelio
A. Deiola
#14 A. Deiola

Midfielders (14)

M. Adopo
#8 M. Adopo
A. Akarakiri
#30 A. Akarakiri
A. Albarracín
#20 A. Albarracín
N. Cavuoti
#21 N. Cavuoti
J. Fazzini
#10 J. Fazzini
N. Grandu
#36 N. Grandu
R. Kofler
#22 R. Kofler
J. Liteta
#27 J. Liteta
D. Maldini
#70 D. Maldini
M. Prati
#16 M. Prati
A. Romano
#4 A. Romano
A. Russo
#41 A. Russo
Ivan Stoyanov Sulev
#32 Ivan Stoyanov Sulev
H. Winks
#6 H. Winks

Attackers (8)

M. Felici
#17 M. Felici
G. Borrelli
#29 G. Borrelli
S. Di Paolo
#77 S. Di Paolo
S. Esposito
#94 S. Esposito
Kevin Carlos
#9 Kevin Carlos
P. Mendy
#31 P. Mendy
K. Mutandwa
#18 K. Mutandwa
Y. Trepy
#19 Y. Trepy

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
6
H. Winks
H. Winks
MF 6.7 1 0 0 90 0 69
28
G. Zappa
G. Zappa
DF 6.6 1 0 0 24 0 9
8
M. Adopo
M. Adopo
MF 6.9 1 0 1 90 0 44
14
A. Deiola
A. Deiola
DF 7.0 1 0 0 90 1 49
1
E. Caprile
E. Caprile
GK 7.2 1 0 0 90 0 26
29
G. Borrelli
G. Borrelli
FW 6.9 1 0 0 24 2 4
17
M. Felici
M. Felici
FW 6.2 1 0 0 24 0 6
70
D. Maldini
D. Maldini
MF 6.7 1 0 0 87 1 40
24
G. Aurelio
G. Aurelio
DF 6.7 1 0 0 9 0 0
33
A. Obert
A. Obert
DF 7.3 1 0 0 87 2 43
10
J. Fazzini
J. Fazzini
MF 6.2 1 0 0 66 0 31
4
A. Romano
A. Romano
MF 8.2 1 1 0 90 4 61
15
J. Rodríguez
J. Rodríguez
DF 7.3 1 0 0 90 1 76
19
Y. Trepy
Y. Trepy
MF 6.3 1 0 0 54 0 10
31
P. Mendy
P. Mendy
FW 6.3 1 0 0 66 1 11
2
Zé Pedro
Zé Pedro
DF 6.7 1 0 0 66 0 28
18
K. Mutandwa
K. Mutandwa
FW 6.2 1 0 0 9 0 0

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (50)

G. Aurelio
From Spezia
Transfer Aug 2026
Kevin Carlos
From Nice
Loan Aug 2026
D. Maldini
From Atalanta
Loan Aug 2026
R. Kofler
From Sudtirol
Loan Jul 2026
H. Winks
From Leicester
Transfer Jul 2026
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Departures (55)

O. Raterink
To ADO Den Haag
Loan Aug 2026
G. Ciocci
To Spezia
Free agent Aug 2026
Francesco Calia
To Lokomotiv Plovdiv
Free agent Aug 2026
Andra Cogoni
To Cosenza
Transfer Jul 2026
F. Gallea
To Juve Stabia
Loan Jul 2026
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Injuries & Availability

4 Out 0 Doubtful
A. Albarracin
A. Albarracin Inactive
Out
S. Esposito
S. Esposito Injury
Out
R. Idrissi
R. Idrissi Knee Injury
Out
Y. Trepy
Y. Trepy Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Cagliari head into this stretch of fixtures with four players sidelined, all of them confirmed out rather than doubtful, which at least offers clarity on selection even as it thins the squad's options. Samuel Esposito and Yerry Trepy are both listed with general injury designations, while Rayane Idrissi is dealing specifically with a knee injury, an issue that can often linger and warrants monitoring given the physical nature of that type of setback. Adam Albarracin is also unavailable, listed as inactive. Without specific details on each player's typical role or minutes played, it is difficult to quantify precisely how much output Cagliari loses in attacking or creative terms, but having four unavailable bodies at once inevitably narrows the pool of options for matchday selection and rotation.

From a squad depth perspective, losing four players simultaneously tests any roster's resilience, particularly if any of these absentees typically feature as starters. The presence of a knee injury in particular raises questions about how long that absence could extend, though no recovery timeline has been provided. Cagliari's coaching staff will need to lean on the remaining fit players to fill these gaps, and how well those replacements perform will be a key storyline to watch as the club navigates this period of reduced squad availability.

Recent Form

WWDWD
W Parma 0-1 (A)
W Arezzo 1-0 (H)
D Union Berlin 2-2 (A)
W Modena 1-0 (H)
D Sampdoria 0-0 (A)

Form Analysis

Cagliari's recent run of five matches shows a side building solid momentum, with three wins and two draws and no defeats across the sequence. The unbeaten record points to a steady upward trajectory, underpinned by defensive discipline: only two goals conceded across the five matches, including clean sheets against Parma, Arezzo and Modena. That defensive foundation has been a key feature of the run, with the back line proving difficult to break down regardless of opponent.

Attacking output, however, has been modest, with five goals scored across the five games, and two of the matches, against Union Berlin and Sampdoria, ending goalless or shared. The 2-2 draw with Union Berlin stands out as the most open contest of the run, suggesting Cagliari can be stretched when opponents commit forward, while the narrow 1-0 and 0-1 wins over Modena, Arezzo and Parma reflect a pattern of tight, low-scoring victories rather than free-flowing attacking displays. Taken together, the form suggests a team that has prioritized defensive solidity and game management over attacking flair, grinding out results even when goals have been hard to come by. The mix of opposition, including a fixture against Union Berlin, indicates the run has come against a varied set of tests.

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