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Cremonese

Cremonese

Serie A

Season Statistics

34 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (18%) Draw (29%) Loss (53%)
34 Played
6 Won
10 Drawn
18 Lost
26 Goals For
51 Goals Against

Team Overview

Cremonese, the historic Lombard club from the small city in northern Italy, represents one of Serie A's most resilient and determined sides. Known for their passionate local support and strong community ties, the Grigiorossi have built their identity around tenacious defensive play and organized team structure. The club has traditionally operated as a yo-yo team between Serie A and Serie B, with their appearances in Italy's top flight often characterized by hard-fought battles against relegation and a never-say-die attitude that reflects the working-class spirit of their hometown.

You can find a more detailed breakdown in our explore match stats.

Under Marco Giampaolo's guidance this season, Cremonese face a significant challenge in Serie A with their current record of 6 wins, 10 draws, and 18 losses from 34 matches. The statistics paint a picture of a team struggling to find consistent scoring threat, having netted just 26 goals while conceding 51, resulting in a concerning goal difference of -25. Their attacking difficulties are particularly evident in having failed to score in 17 matches, nearly half of their fixtures, which has severely hampered their ability to climb the table despite managing 9 clean sheets that demonstrate their defensive organization remains intact.

The team's form shows occasional bright spots with some recent victories embedded in their campaign, but consistency has proven elusive across both home and away fixtures. At home, they've managed only 2 wins in 16 matches, while their away record of 4 wins from 18 games actually represents their stronger showing. This unusual pattern suggests a team that perhaps performs better without the pressure of home expectations, though their overall tally of 28 points reflects the harsh reality of competing at Serie A's highest level with limited resources compared to Italy's established powerhouses.

Squad (32 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

E. Audero
#1 E. Audero
A. Malovec
#31 A. Malovec
L. Nava
#69 L. Nava
M. Silvestri
#16 M. Silvestri

Defenders (10)

T. Barbieri
#4 T. Barbieri
F. Baschirotto
#6 F. Baschirotto
M. Bianchetti
#15 M. Bianchetti
F. Ceccherini
#23 F. Ceccherini
M. Faye
#30 M. Faye
F. Folino
#55 F. Folino
S. Luperto
#5 S. Luperto
D. Pavesi
#25 D. Pavesi
G. Pezzella
#3 G. Pezzella
F. Terracciano
#24 F. Terracciano

Midfielders (9)

R. Floriani Mussolini
#22 R. Floriani Mussolini
W. Bondo
#38 W. Bondo
M. Collocolo
#18 M. Collocolo
A. Grassi
#33 A. Grassi
Simone Lottici Tessadri
#21 Simone Lottici Tessadri
Y. Maleh
#29 Y. Maleh
M. Thorsby
#2 M. Thorsby
J. Vandeputte
#27 J. Vandeputte
D. Okereke
#77 D. Okereke

Attackers (9)

M. Payero
#32 M. Payero
F. Bonazzoli
#90 F. Bonazzoli
M. Đurić
#9 M. Đurić
Nouroudine Faye
#17 Nouroudine Faye
A. Lickunas
#15 A. Lickunas
F. Moumbagna
#14 F. Moumbagna
A. Sanabria
#99 A. Sanabria
J. Vardy
#10 J. Vardy
A. Zerbin
#7 A. Zerbin

Player Statistics

2025/26 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
24
F. Terracciano
F. Terracciano
DF 6.7 32 2 0 2659 29 1348
90
F. Bonazzoli
F. Bonazzoli
FW 6.9 31 7 1 2199 25 704
1
E. Audero
E. Audero
GK 7.1 30 0 0 2700 0 1169
27
J. Vandeputte
J. Vandeputte
MF 6.9 29 1 4 1798 36 853
7
A. Zerbin
A. Zerbin
MF 6.6 29 0 2 1518 38 407
6
F. Baschirotto
F. Baschirotto
DF 6.8 28 2 0 2520 26 1299
3
G. Pezzella
G. Pezzella
MF 6.7 27 0 1 2262 45 644
33
A. Grassi
A. Grassi
MF 6.7 26 0 0 1442 17 677
38
W. Bondo
W. Bondo
MF 6.6 26 0 0 1740 31 753
4
T. Barbieri
T. Barbieri
DF 6.8 25 0 1 1531 42 456
22
R. Floriani Mussolini
R. Floriani Mussolini
DF 6.6 25 0 0 1042 26 275
10
J. Vardy
J. Vardy
FW 6.6 25 5 2 1828 11 265
32
M. Payero
M. Payero
MF 6.6 24 1 0 1430 18 450
15
M. Bianchetti
M. Bianchetti
DF 6.8 23 0 2 1858 41 962
99
A. Sanabria
A. Sanabria
FW 6.5 23 1 1 861 2 164
55
F. Folino
F. Folino
DF 6.7 17 1 0 733 8 304
5
S. Luperto
S. Luperto
DF 6.8 11 0 1 955 16 573
29
Y. Maleh
Y. Maleh
MF 6.6 10 1 0 859 23 326
9
M. Đurić
M. Đurić
FW 6.8 10 0 1 386 1 131
23
F. Ceccherini
F. Ceccherini
DF 6.6 9 0 1 489 7 226
77
D. Okereke
D. Okereke
FW 6.6 8 1 0 352 3 72
2
M. Thorsby
M. Thorsby
MF 6.6 8 1 0 486 14 145
30
M. Faye
M. Faye
DF 6.8 8 0 0 250 7 124
18
M. Collocolo
M. Collocolo
MF 6.4 6 0 0 310 3 109
14
F. Moumbagna
F. Moumbagna
FW 6.3 5 0 0 88 0 15
16
M. Silvestri
M. Silvestri
GK 6.8 4 0 0 360 0 140

Recent Transfers

2024/25 & 2025/26

Arrivals (68)

M. Thorsby
From Genoa
Transfer Feb 2026
S. Luperto
From Cagliari
Transfer Feb 2026
Giulio Patrignani
From Sampdoria
Transfer Jan 2026
Y. Maleh
From Lecce
Loan Jan 2026
G. Saro
From Reggiana
Return from loan Jan 2026
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Departures (73)

B. Mamona
To Tabor Sežana
Transfer Feb 2026
D. Johnsen
To Palermo
Transfer Feb 2026
L. Moretti
To Union Brescia
Loan Feb 2026
Mattia Bozza
To Giugliano
Loan Jan 2026
Giulio Patrignani
To Sampdoria
Return from loan Jan 2026
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Injuries & Availability

2 Out 0 Doubtful
J. Vardy
J. Vardy Muscle Injury
Out
F. Moumbagna
F. Moumbagna Muscle Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Cremonese face significant disruption to their attacking options with two key players sidelined through muscle injuries. Jamie Vardy's absence removes an experienced striker whose movement and finishing ability have been crucial to the team's forward play, while Folarin Moumbagna's unavailability further depletes their offensive resources. Both players suffering from muscle injuries suggests potential issues with squad fitness or training load management, creating a concerning pattern for the coaching staff to address.

The loss of these attacking players will force tactical adjustments and place greater responsibility on the remaining forwards to step up. With their strike force weakened, Cremonese may need to rely more heavily on service from wide areas and midfield runners to compensate for the reduced goal threat. The depth of their squad will be tested as they seek suitable replacements who can maintain attacking fluidity and provide the necessary cutting edge in the final third. This situation could impact their ability to convert chances and may require a more cautious approach in matches until the injured players return to full fitness.

Recent Form

LDLLW
L Napoli 4-0 (A)
D Torino 0-0 (H)
L Cagliari 1-0 (A)
L Bologna 1-2 (H)
W Parma 0-2 (A)

Form Analysis

Cremonese find themselves in a concerning patch of form, managing just one victory from their last five outings alongside a single draw and three defeats. Their recent record paints a picture of a side struggling for consistency, with particular difficulties evident in their goal-scoring output. The team has managed only three goals across these five matches, highlighting significant issues in the final third that have hampered their ability to compete effectively.

Defensively, Cremonese have encountered mixed fortunes during this period. While they secured a clean sheet in their goalless draw with Torino at home, they have conceded seven goals overall, including a particularly heavy 4-0 defeat against Napoli away from home. Their home form appears marginally more stable, as evidenced by the draw with Torino and a narrow 1-2 loss to Bologna, compared to more difficult results on the road. The bright spot in their recent run came with a 2-0 away victory against Parma, demonstrating their capability to perform when the pieces fall into place. However, the overall trajectory suggests a team that needs to address both their attacking potency and defensive consistency to improve their standing in Serie A.

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