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Atalanta

Atalanta

Serie A

Season Statistics

34 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (41%) Draw (35%) Loss (24%)
34 Played
14 Won
12 Drawn
8 Lost
47 Goals For
32 Goals Against

Team Overview

Atalanta represents one of Serie A's most compelling success stories, having transformed from a mid-table side into a consistent force in Italian football. The Bergamo-based club has built its identity around an aggressive, high-intensity style of play that has made them a formidable opponent for even the league's traditional powerhouses. Known for their ability to develop talent and compete above their financial weight, Atalanta has established itself as a regular participant in European competitions, consistently punching above expectations through tactical discipline and collective effort.

Under the guidance of Raffaele Palladino, Atalanta's current Serie A campaign reflects their characteristic resilience and competitive spirit. With 14 wins, 12 draws, and 8 losses from 34 matches, they sit in a respectable mid-table position that demonstrates their ability to remain competitive against varied opposition. Their goal difference of +15, achieved through 47 goals scored and just 32 conceded, showcases a well-balanced approach that emphasizes both attacking intent and defensive solidity. The 12 clean sheets recorded this season highlight their organizational strength, while failing to score in only 6 matches indicates consistent offensive threat.

The statistical breakdown reveals interesting patterns in Atalanta's performance, particularly the stark contrast between their home and away form. While they have secured 9 wins from 17 home fixtures at the Gewiss Stadium, their away record of 5 wins and 7 draws from 17 matches suggests they adapt their approach based on venue. This pragmatic flexibility has long been a hallmark of Atalanta's success, allowing them to maximize points through tactical awareness and game management while maintaining their core attacking principles.

Squad (30 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

M. Carnesecchi
#29 M. Carnesecchi
P. Pardel
#50 P. Pardel
F. Rossi
#31 F. Rossi
M. Sportiello
#57 M. Sportiello

Defenders (9)

H. Ahanor
#69 H. Ahanor
M. Bakker
#5 M. Bakker
P. Comi
#6 P. Comi
B. Djimsiti
#19 B. Djimsiti
I. Hien
#4 I. Hien
S. Kolašinac
#23 S. Kolašinac
O. Kossounou
#3 O. Kossounou
R. Obrić
#40 R. Obrić
G. Scalvini
#42 G. Scalvini

Midfielders (10)

D. Zappacosta
#77 D. Zappacosta
R. Bellanova
#16 R. Bellanova
L. Bernasconi
#47 L. Bernasconi
Éderson
#13 Éderson
S. Levak
#47 S. Levak
Y. Musah
#6 Y. Musah
M. Pašalić
#8 M. Pašalić
L. Samardžić
#10 L. Samardžić
N. Zalewski
#59 N. Zalewski
M. de Roon
#15 M. de Roon

Attackers (7)

C. De Ketelaere
#17 C. De Ketelaere
F. Cassa
#11 F. Cassa
N. Krstović
#90 N. Krstović
G. Raspadori
#18 G. Raspadori
G. Scamacca
#9 G. Scamacca
K. Sulemana
#7 K. Sulemana
D. Vavassori
#99 D. Vavassori

Player Statistics

2025/26 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
29
M. Carnesecchi
M. Carnesecchi
GK 7.3 33 0 0 2970 0 1038
19
B. Djimsiti
B. Djimsiti
DF 6.9 30 0 0 2273 46 1391
77
D. Zappacosta
D. Zappacosta
MF 6.9 30 2 3 2251 18 990
15
M. de Roon
M. de Roon
MF 7.1 29 1 2 2321 72 1649
90
N. Krstović
N. Krstović
FW 6.8 29 10 4 1482 12 424
59
N. Zalewski
N. Zalewski
MF 6.9 29 2 4 1633 22 583
8
M. Pašalić
M. Pašalić
MF 6.9 28 3 4 1684 24 1186
17
C. De Ketelaere
C. De Ketelaere
FW 7.3 26 3 5 1862 19 845
13
Éderson
Éderson
MF 7.0 26 1 0 1948 51 1193
4
I. Hien
I. Hien
DF 6.9 25 1 0 1752 43 1046
10
L. Samardžić
L. Samardžić
MF 6.8 23 2 1 939 11 466
7
K. Sulemana
K. Sulemana
FW 6.7 23 2 1 901 9 296
47
L. Bernasconi
L. Bernasconi
DF 7.0 23 0 3 1572 29 708
9
G. Scamacca
G. Scamacca
FW 6.7 21 8 1 1163 7 271
16
R. Bellanova
R. Bellanova
MF 6.7 21 0 1 1251 18 491
42
G. Scalvini
G. Scalvini
DF 7.1 19 3 0 1432 35 921
69
H. Ahanor
H. Ahanor
DF 6.7 18 0 0 1083 28 567
3
O. Kossounou
O. Kossounou
DF 6.7 17 1 0 962 16 603
6
Y. Musah
Y. Musah
MF 6.7 16 1 0 439 7 251
23
S. Kolašinac
S. Kolašinac
DF 6.7 16 0 0 1059 24 645
18
G. Raspadori
G. Raspadori
FW 6.9 8 2 1 424 4 147

Recent Transfers

2024/25 & 2025/26

Arrivals (53)

S. Panada
From Venezia
Loan Jan 2026
E. Gyabuaa
From Avellino
Return from loan Jan 2026
G. Raspadori
From Atletico Madrid
Transfer Jan 2026
I. Regonesi
From Latina
Return from loan Jan 2026
J. Italeng
From Sudtirol
Return from loan Jan 2026
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Departures (73)

P. Tornaghi
To Ospitaletto
Loan Feb 2026
A. Lookman
To Atletico Madrid
Transfer Feb 2026
D. Maldini
To Lazio
Loan Jan 2026
C. Papadopoulos
To Genoa
Return from loan Jan 2026
S. Panada
To Venezia
Transfer Jan 2026
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Injuries & Availability

1 Out 0 Doubtful
L. Bernasconi
L. Bernasconi Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Atalanta find themselves in a relatively fortunate position with only one player currently sidelined through injury. L. Bernasconi remains unavailable due to injury, but his absence represents minimal disruption to the squad's overall capabilities and tactical flexibility.

The limited nature of Atalanta's injury concerns allows the coaching staff to field close to their strongest possible lineup across all competitions. With just a single player missing, squad rotation and team selection remain largely uncompromised, providing valuable depth and options in every area of the pitch. This healthy squad status proves particularly beneficial during periods of fixture congestion, as it enables consistent team selection and maintains tactical cohesion. The absence of any doubtful players further strengthens Atalanta's position, eliminating last-minute selection headaches and allowing for clear preparation strategies. Such squad availability represents a significant advantage in maintaining competitive momentum and implementing consistent tactical approaches throughout their campaign.

Recent Form

LDLWW
L Cagliari 3-2 (A)
D AS Roma 1-1 (A)
L Juventus 0-1 (H)
W Lecce 0-3 (A)
W Hellas Verona 1-0 (H)

Form Analysis

Atalanta's recent form presents a mixed picture, with two wins, one draw, and two losses across their last five fixtures. The Bergamo side has demonstrated their attacking capabilities with seven goals scored, including an impressive away victory against Lecce where they secured a clean sheet triumph. Their defensive record shows five goals conceded, indicating some vulnerability at the back despite managing to keep Lecce scoreless.

The quality of opposition faced has been notably high, with matches against established Serie A sides including Roma, Juventus, and Cagliari. Atalanta's performance against top-tier competition reveals inconsistency, as they held Roma to a draw away from home but suffered narrow defeats to both Cagliari and Juventus. Their home form appears problematic, with a loss to Juventus and only a slender victory over Hellas Verona, while their away performances have yielded better results with the comprehensive win at Lecce and a creditable point against Roma. This suggests the team may be more effective when playing without home pressure, though the pattern is based on a limited sample size.

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